I am experimenting with how PHP and mySQL works. I’m using a free host to test it all (freehostia). There is an install php file in my website directory as well as an SQL file called db. How do I setup the database on the host and install the php so everything works with each [...]
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When would you need multiple servers to host one web application?
Posted by Managed Hosting on January 4th, 2013
Is that called “clustering” of servers? When a web request is sent, does it go through the main server, and if the main server can’t handle the extra load, then it forwards it to the secondary servers that can handle the load? Also, is one “server” that’s up and running the application called an “instance”? [...]
Is it legal to deny someone for making a joke?
Posted by Managed Hosting on September 21st, 2012
I play on a forum, and they have a series of games called “Mafia” games.The game organizer selects hosts, and then they get to write the death stories and manage the voting, and I was supposed to host the next one. I decided to play a joke, where I acted like I was upset and [...]
How do you solve this calculus problem?
Posted by Managed Hosting on July 29th, 2012
Almost half of the companies let other firms manage some of their web operations- a practice called Web Hosting. Managed services- monitoring a customer’s technology services- is the fastest growing part of Web hosting. Managed services sales are expected to grow in accordance with the function f(x)= 0.469x^2 + 0.758x + 0.44 (0
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