Hostbrr reviews?

ukhan

Hi,

I'm looking for host to some production sites, looking for recent review about Hostbrr?

I need DirectAdmin hosting which must have Git manager

somik

@ukhan said:
I'm looking for host to some production sites

Production sites on low end hosts? Good luck!

Hitori0221

Actually, they are only suitable for personal applications, meaning low-load use cases. Given such low prices, overselling is definitely a serious issue, and with a one-person support team, response times are bound to be slow.

So if you are planning to run production workloads, I recommend going with a more reliable provider. But for non-critical workloads, their value for money is still very high.

Hitori0221

edited due to duplicated post

skorous

@Hitori0221 said:
Actually, they are only suitable for personal applications, meaning low-load use cases. Given such low prices, overselling is definitely a serious issue, and with a one-person support team, response times are bound to be slow.

Yeah, it really matters how you're defining "production".

rpqu

Unpopular opinion. But, having multiple home is much secure than a single home

import math
def hosts_needed(desired_uptime, host_uptime):
    return math.ceil(math.log(1 - desired_uptime) / math.log(1 - host_uptime))

def main():
    desired_uptime = 0.99999
    host_uptime = 0.999
    print(hosts_needed(desired_uptime, host_uptime))

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

ukhan

@Hitori0221 said:
Actually, they are only suitable for personal applications, meaning low-load use cases. Given such low prices, overselling is definitely a serious issue, and with a one-person support team, response times are bound to be slow.

So if you are planning to run production workloads, I recommend going with a more reliable provider. But for non-critical workloads, their value for money is still very high.

Any recommendations?

ukhan

@skorous said:

@Hitori0221 said:
Actually, they are only suitable for personal applications, meaning low-load use cases. Given such low prices, overselling is definitely a serious issue, and with a one-person support team, response times are bound to be slow.

Yeah, it really matters how you're defining "production".

Do you have any recommendations for production sites?