How to choose VPS or Dedicated server to make my website run fastest?

[rwsorensen]

Hello,

Can you show me ways how to choose VPS or Dedicated server to make my website run fastest?
relate to RAM or number of CPUs??
of course, I want to run with my website, base on PHP/Mysql, wordpress or no wordpress cms

how to our website run fastest on PCs of customers

thanks

 

[Hassan]

Take at look at the following thread

https://www.webmastersun.com/thread...PS-and-Dedicated-hosting-?highlight=dedicated

after getting know the difference there are somethings you need to know server CPU, RAM, Bandwidth and there are some optimizations you can do on server so that websites load fast for visitors.

 

[ElixantTechnology]

How big is your website? How much traffic do you see driven to your website? For the most part when it comes to selecting a processor, an Intel Xeon E3-12xx will be able to handle a large amount of load that might be generated from a dynamic website that utilizes MySQL and PHP. When looking at the memory, right out of the box you need to consider that MySQL will utilize an average of 32GB of RAM per 100 concurrent connections, with valid optimization that can increase to around 22GB per 5000 concurrent connections. You really need to know to fine-tune your software configuration files.

For the average website (that would require you to be on a Dedicated Server to begin with), I would say no less than 8GB of RAM. Bandwidth is pretty cheap these days, and most Dedicated Servers will come with 10TB, which should be more than enough to run a decently sized website.

 

[rwsorensen]

rwsorensen

No more traffic but more websites running on current our hosting, around 15 to 20 websites on a vps and different shared hostings.

 

[ElixantTechnology]

Grab an E3 with 12GB of RAM, you shouldn't have to worry about upgrading for awhile as long as the software is configured correctly.

 

[TempleNode]

Tune it
1. Nginx+PHP-FPM
2. Tune mysql server
3. Use memcached for session files if you do not have ssd
4. Use opcache
5. Use varnish or nginx cache