This entry is about my experience with BlueHost so far, after 2 months. I can’t say I’m particularly happy with their service. I’ve experienced high server loads at 3 am in the morning, due to mysql database backup. I’ve experienced high server loads from the hours of 10 am to 3 pm due to peak usage. I’m probably going to experience high server load as well during the evening. So my question is, when can I expect there to be a normal server load? When nobody surfs the web? What’s the point of having webhosting if that’s the case?<\/p>\n
If you don’t know what a serverload is, it’s a\u00a0number that roughly\u00a0represents\u00a0how many CPUs the load is\u00a0taking. Your\u00a0server\u00a0performs best when that number is less\u00a0than the total\u00a0number of\u00a0CPUs. I’m pretty envious at my co-worker because his server load at HostGator doesn’t ever seem to exceed 5 and doesn’t seems bogged down, whereas my server load seems to exceed 8 like ALL THE TIME and is constantly laggy.<\/p>\n
I’m writing a script that tracks the server load and displays the information graphically. I’m going to use that information to try to get BlueHost to move me to a better server. If after all that, they still don’t do anything about my server load, I’m probably going to move on to a new hosting company.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This entry is about my experience with BlueHost so far, after 2 months. I can’t say I’m particularly happy with their service. I’ve experienced high server loads at 3 am in the morning, due to mysql database backup. I’ve experienced high server loads from the hours of 10 am to 3 pm due to peak … <\/p>\n