In the past couple of weeks, BlueHost has given Sizlopedia the worst time of its entire life. With almost over 4-5 hours of downtime every day, it had become impossible for Sizlopedia to survive on BlueHost shared box.
Last month we had a serious debate on whether BlueHost is Going Down on Quality? and surprisingly most of the readers agreed. Perhaps its also because of the continously growing traffic on Sizlopedia.
However I finally decided to get a dedicated server. Ross of SimpleHelp was kind enough to guide me in choosing a good dedicated hosting provider and I ended up buying a server from ThePlanet.
Even though its an unmanaged server, ThePlanet support guided me all the way in setting up my new server. I have cPanel/WHM plus I have much command over SSH (Thanks to Ubuntu terminal) so handling things is a smooth job.
I have already transfered Picsopedia to the server and its showing some good response. In the next couple of hours I will be completely moving Sizlopedia to the new server so the site may seem down for some of the readers.
Once the DNS has propagated, you will again be able to visit the site with much faster speed and efficiency. Don't forget to give me your feedback on this.
Update: The transfer was successful all thanks to my 4 Backup transfer techniques. However I did lose some comments which was a result of the slow DNS resolution. I apologize to the readers who commented on this post but their comments were lost during the transfer.
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