NYCPHP Meetup

[Jonathan M. Slivko]

There's a *ton* of Joomla hosting providers out there (the company I work for being one of them - http:///www.cartikahosting.com) - our site itself is in Joomla and we host many Joomla sites on our environment without issues. Another one that I can think of that would be a decent fit for a Joomla site would be http://www.medialayer.com.

-- Jonathan

Jonathan M. Slivko
jonathan.slivko at mac.com

 
On Tuesday, October 30, 2007, at 05:48PM, <bz-gmort at beezifies.com> wrote:
>The only company I recommend for reliability is FutureQuest.
>
>http://www.futurequest.net
>
>You get SSH access, you get reliability, but you don't get cheap(lowest 
>priced plan is 10/month for 300MB of diskspace and 5G transfer a month).
>
>You can choose between MySQL v4 or v5, PHP v4 or v5, and you can choose 
>between MySQL and Postgress(but not both).
>
>(I even have an affiliate link if you want to use it and throw me some 
>cash, just go through the link on my wife's photo gallery, 
>http://www.saplings.us/gallery - sorry for the spammed advertising all 
>over it, I use it as a test ground for different things - had to figure 
>out how to modify Menalto's templates to include google ads at one point 
>in time).
>
>They have great service and don't oversell their accounts, however they 
>are also proactive so if you have a very active Joomla site that is 
>burning CPU they will ask you to upgrade your plan to one where you 
>aren't impacting other customers).
>
>Outside of FutureQuest, in NYC at least over 10 years ago was Panix, I 
>think they do shared hosting as well as dedicated and the way they were 
>run at the time I trusted them(they were one of the few hosts at the 
>time that had internal customer forums where customers could B&M at each 
>other and such.  I wonder if their still running them using NNTP?)  So 
>if I was looking local, I'd go with Panix again.  But again, their not 
>what I'd call cheap in this day and age.
>
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