I have a WP blog that gets around 70-80k unique visitors a month. My current hosting costs about $45/month. Would I be benefitted in terms of cost if I switched to a cloud hosting like Google Cloud or AWS? Thanks.
Wow $45/mth.... these days, I'm a bit tired of having to constantly update WP sites, so if I were you, I'll consider something like Shifter - just $16/mth, and they make the website static so it becomes blazingly fast and secure.
Hey hameem. You should use Uffizzi cloud. We built it for use cases like this. Super easy set up - deploy Wordpress from Dockerhub public repo and Uffizzi handles the rest. You can get auto-scaling on the performance tier to scale up and back down for surges in traffic to your site
Well traffic spikes are really necessary to care about . But i can suggest you few other cheap solution . Can't tell here due to lot of information available. but you can contact me on twitter on @anujjindal121
With cloud hosting you have pay-per-use pricing option but everything depends on your real usage now. How much resources do you currently really consume? The load of traffic is permanent or you have big spikes?
Wow $45/mth.... these days, I'm a bit tired of having to constantly update WP sites, so if I were you, I'll consider something like Shifter - just $16/mth, and they make the website static so it becomes blazingly fast and secure.
I run a 500K Pageviews blog on Digital Ocean and pay $20 a month in hosting. It could be cheaper but I opted for a 420 droplet.
I run it on Nginx with latest ubuntu 20.04
Hey hameem. You should use Uffizzi cloud. We built it for use cases like this. Super easy set up - deploy Wordpress from Dockerhub public repo and Uffizzi handles the rest. You can get auto-scaling on the performance tier to scale up and back down for surges in traffic to your site
Well traffic spikes are really necessary to care about . But i can suggest you few other cheap solution . Can't tell here due to lot of information available. but you can contact me on twitter on @anujjindal121
With cloud hosting you have pay-per-use pricing option but everything depends on your real usage now. How much resources do you currently really consume? The load of traffic is permanent or you have big spikes?