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Comment on Check on Your SaaS Company’s Hosting Provider, Avoid Firehost by blueprint

blueprint — Mon, 06 May 2013 03:46:50 +0000

I use fire host, WP engine, Pagely, web synthesis, Zippykid & PressLabs
It is not fire host that is going down just so that is very clear. In many of these cases it is simply an issue that has been created by pastries system that leaves the people using Pagely am able to resolve or get to their site but the people using fire host are up 3M uses them Dyn a lot of fortune 500s and if you think that they’re going to sit around and tolerate town time you’re nuts. It’s issues from what I could understand in the way Pagely is built that when he certain thing happens at firehouse data center in Dallas the only do center there on aside from being cashed in London now that it causes problems for people using Pagely and Pagely alone.
I have to say I love FireHost & WP engine. That’s where I host my site and if you want switched data center’s you can. There is never going to be 100% uptime find any host. However you can get pretty close. I like every manage WordPress as I’ve mentioned up there. Some are more expensive than others and somehow different features than others. I would take a look at the overall uptime using Google figure out what the uptime of All the managed host and I believe you’ll find one that you’ll like a lot. From what I understand and what I have seen there are companies I have listed that have very high uptime. With the managed WordPress press Extras everyone wants.

Comment on Oracle Buys MySQL, Java, and some other stuff. Now what? by The Black Country Open Source Society | Good news for MySQL users

The Black Country Open Source Society | Good news for MySQL users — Fri, 26 Apr 2013 13:55:12 +0000

[...] Source users have been worried about ORACLE’s acquisition of MySQL in 2009 so having this new initiative will reassure the community regarding ORACLE’s plans [...]

Comment on Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong by What’s It All About? | Venture Traction

What’s It All About? | Venture Traction — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 21:38:46 +0000

[...] through in the heady days of the Dot-Com-Bust, by Bob Warfield’s recent article about the pursuit of money by early stage entrepreneurs. Bob is a firm believer in bootstrapping until the money will really make a difference. It keeps [...]

Comment on Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong by What’s It All About? » Haut Tech

What’s It All About? » Haut Tech — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 21:34:36 +0000

Comment on The Very First Thing a Founding Team Needs to Do: Achieve Content-Audience Fit by Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong : Enterprise Irregulars

Mon, 22 Apr 2013 21:54:42 +0000

[...] and a little more gradual change. This applies not just to the product itself, but to achieving a content-audience fit and then growing that audience to an interesting stage. If you think otherwise, then you’re not [...]

Comment on No office, no boss, no boundaries: The Life of a Bootstrapper by Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong : Enterprise Irregulars

Mon, 22 Apr 2013 21:53:39 +0000

[...] take your time by only working 10 hours a week on the idea. I’ve seen this for myself with my CNCCookbook bootstrap. The problem is you think you know exactly the right thing to build and if you could only get it [...]

Comment on Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong by Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong | waltika

Sat, 20 Apr 2013 17:12:36 +0000

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Comment on Is Silicon Valley Worth the Cost for Tech Startups and Bootstrappers? by Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong « SmoothSpan Blog

Fri, 19 Apr 2013 18:59:03 +0000

[...] hard to come by in Silicon Valley. After all, the networking is one reason why we put up with so much cost to live here, isn’t it? If you think you need an incubator to be mentored, to ask questions, and to [...]

Comment on The Very First Thing a Founding Team Needs to Do: Achieve Content-Audience Fit by Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong « SmoothSpan Blog

Fri, 19 Apr 2013 18:59:00 +0000

Comment on No office, no boss, no boundaries: The Life of a Bootstrapper by Too Many Would-Be Entrepreneurs Are Thinking About Their Ideas, Companies, and Investors All Wrong « SmoothSpan Blog

Fri, 19 Apr 2013 18:58:57 +0000

[...] your time by only working 10 hours a week on the idea. I’ve seen this for myself with my CNCCookbook bootstrap. The problem is you think you know exactly the right thing to build and if you could only get it [...]