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Hello,

i am at the very beginning with my first webpage, and about to buy webspace. Has anyone experience with contabo, webspace packet m? Is it compatible with processwire or i better take another one like hostpapa?

 https://www.hostpapa.de/processwire-cms-hosting.html

https://contabo.de/?show=webhosting

 

The difference i see so far is, that hostpapa already got processwire installed, but contabo promise ssl support. 

 

Any advice please?

 

Thanks a lot in advance

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Don't touch hostpapa - their Canadian servers are awfully slow - not sure about the German ones.

I am a big fan of Digital Ocean these days (so fast and so cheap), but if you want something managed, KnownHost is pretty good. I am sure others will chime in with some good European options.

 

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10 minutes ago, jajaja said:

Hello,

i am at the very beginning with my first webpage, and about to buy webspace. Has anyone experience with contabo, webspace packet m? Is it compatible with processwire or i better take another one like hostpapa?

 https://www.hostpapa.de/processwire-cms-hosting.html

https://contabo.com/?show=webhosting

 

The difference i see so far is, that hostpapa already got processwire installed, but contabo promise ssl support. 

 

Any advice please?

 

Thanks a lot in advance

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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@jajaja

With both Digital Ocean and Contabo you get a bare VPS that you have to setup and manage yourself - both of these VPS offerings are capable of running Processwire if you are capable of administering the VPS.

Costs are comparable between the two services (I've used both), but Digital Ocean has a much better administration interface, whilst Contabo offer a much better spec of VPS server for the about the same price.  Feel free to get in contact via Private Message here on the forums if you want any more details.

If you are not used to administering your own VPS, then there are managed solutions that might work better for you - but they will cost more.

HTH

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On 1/3/2020 at 4:36 PM, Pixrael said:

I use an ionos.com (former 1and1) dedicated server and it works great (features, performance and prices), but if what you need is something easy/cheap to admin for PHP projects you can evaluate this packages: https://www.ionos.com/hosting/php-web-hosting

I need to contradict here (at least for the German Ionios/1&1 managed server).

We have to move away from 1&1/IONIOS managed server because the MySQL databases are still shared(!) and it has an awfully bad performance. We constantly run into 500 server errors and "too many mysql connections" issues. The processwire website is running pretty slow.

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