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Woody
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Know this old, but very good question and wish I had good info on subject few years back...

From time to time we have (school activity related) sites featured on TV networks. Since we operate on a very tight budget, "load balancing" is the solution. VPS boxes can be had pretty cheap these days and we just mirror/duplicate our content on 2-3 of them.

Look at this article and read about "round-robin".

More info about load testing can be found here.

When we first started trying to handle spikes, we simply had our content on 2-3 VPS boxes and placed their NS in registrar settings.

From time to time we have (school activity related) sites featured on TV networks. Since we operate on a very tight budget, "load balancing" is the solution. VPS boxes can be had pretty cheap these days and we just mirror/duplicate our content on 2-3 of them.

Look at this article and read about "round-robin".

More info about load testing can be found here.

When we first started trying to handle spikes, we simply had our content on 2-3 VPS boxes and placed their NS in registrar settings.

Know this old, but very good question and wish I had good info on subject few years back...

From time to time we have (school activity related) sites featured on TV networks. Since we operate on a very tight budget, "load balancing" is the solution. VPS boxes can be had pretty cheap these days and we just mirror/duplicate our content on 2-3 of them.

Look at this article and read about "round-robin".

More info about load testing can be found here.

When we first started trying to handle spikes, we simply had our content on 2-3 VPS boxes and placed their NS in registrar settings.

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Woody
  • 111
  • 3

From time to time we have (school activity related) sites featured on TV networks. Since we operate on a very tight budget, "load balancing" is the solution. VPS boxes can be had pretty cheap these days and we just mirror/duplicate our content on 2-3 of them.

Look at this article and read about "round-robin".

More info about load testing can be found here.

When we first started trying to handle spikes, we simply had our content on 2-3 VPS boxes and placed their NS in registrar settings.