VPS for a High-Traffic Blog

[OliviaBennet]

I have a WordPress blog that has grown to about 300,000 page views per month. I’m already starting to experience issues on shared hosting during peak hours.

I’m considering 8 CPU cores / 16 GB RAM / 320 GB NVMe + CDN and Redis.

I’m currently comparing several providers, including hostpro.com. Is 16 GB of RAM enough for this scenario?

[Foxfire]

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[YAg]

Have a look at VPS accounts from operavps.com and inet.ws.
Qualified and fast support, which is always responsive and helps. Adequate prices and reliability.

[EmilyC]

The backup policy is one of the reasons I’d consider HostPro.com for a production VPS. Daily remote copies are retained for 30 days, so there’s a reasonable recovery window if something breaks or data gets corrupted.

[vinrar]

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[FireVM]

I think, attractive offers are not the only factor you should depend while selecting a host. You should check the reliability and the quality of service also. Read customer hosting reviews before making any final order.