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A Small Blog

I need a VPS for a small WordPress blog. Right now, traffic is at most 10,000–15,000 visitors per month, but I plan to actively grow the site.

I think 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 60 GB NVMe should be enough. I’d like to be able to easily upgrade the resources later on.

I checked out hostpro.com—they let you start with a small configuration. Does it even make sense to get a VPS for a site like this, or is it better to stick with regular web hosting?

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  • edited August 27

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  • You need to choose a hosting provider whose data center is geographically close to your target audience. Also choose a host that is fairly close to you, since you'll be the one accessing the hosting the most. For good UK hosting service, would recommend HostPresto.com web host. This decent web host offers fast international network, friendly technical support and 100% customer satisfaction. Try for £1.00 - they are offering 1 month trial now.

  • Plans from hostingsource.com are worth every cent you pay for their services.
    Their servers are fast and solid, and their client assistance groups are top-notch.

  • Something I consider particularly important in VPS hosting is knowing that help is available when unexpected problems occur. hostpro.com provides free assistance from qualified technical specialists who work around the clock. Another useful feature is that all services receive daily backups, allowing data restoration after corruption, unsuccessful updates, or hacking. This combination can be especially valuable when running websites or applications that need stable operation.

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