11-29-2009, 03:11 PM
Honestly, if you've moved past shared hosting a VPS isn't the way to go. Look at it this way, you're coming off a server with an average of 12GB of RAM onto one that has what....half a gig at most? More than likely your host was allowing you to stay on more than your normal allotment anyway.
Your pricing is pretty spot on. Pricing really depends on whether you want managed or not.
I started my old hosting company with a VPS. I've been in the hosting industry for about 7 years now and would honestly say a VPS is a waste of money, IMHO. Your site will suffer if you've outgrown shared hosting.
Another big thing to consider, which most people don't, is that most hosts have load balancing plans in effect. Such as a server dedicated to SQL. So all SQL queries are run off a seperate server than your Apache.
Your pricing is pretty spot on. Pricing really depends on whether you want managed or not.
I started my old hosting company with a VPS. I've been in the hosting industry for about 7 years now and would honestly say a VPS is a waste of money, IMHO. Your site will suffer if you've outgrown shared hosting.
Another big thing to consider, which most people don't, is that most hosts have load balancing plans in effect. Such as a server dedicated to SQL. So all SQL queries are run off a seperate server than your Apache.
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