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    Umbraco hosting options

    I'm looking for somewhere to host an Umbraco CMS site.

    Its fairly basic with sql server back end and not a huge amount of traffic.

    Cloud server seems a bit OTT - some kind of shared hosting should do but I'm absolutely terrified of signing up to something and then find I don't have the fine grained control that I need and everything is accessed via some control panel. Then again, presumably with Umbraco all I need is access to the web root directory since that's where the umbraco binaries go but I'm still concerned that there could be some restriction and I don't find out until it's too late.

    Anyone got any umbraco hosting recommendations?

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    As worst case you can use an Sql Embedded database, especially if end clients are too tight to get a proper sql server license, but really anything with at least .Net 4 is viable

    Trust permissions on the server used to be an issue with managed hosting, but unless you're still on Umbraco 4 that's all in the past

    Cheapy .Net hosting like discountasp.net or similar would be fine
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      #3
      It's probably over kill but for £16 a month you can get a low spec virtual server from 123 reg... If its low traffic you should be fine, I've got one for my site and a few small client sites (also umbraco).

      Edit- just realised how old this post is!

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        #4
        ehosting.com

        I have a few client Umbraco websites hosted with ehosting.com - no issues at all.

        So far I can't fault them and performance response has bee second to none.

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          #5
          Would a VPS of some sort not do the job for you here ? You can pick one up pretty cheap and you have full control over it.

          vultr.com for instance, pretty cheap and offers snapshots for backup etc.

          1 CPU 1024MB MEMORY 20 GB STORAGE 2000 GB TRANSFER Monthly $8.00

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            #6
            Originally posted by helpplease View Post
            Would a VPS of some sort not do the job for you here ? You can pick one up pretty cheap and you have full control over it.

            vultr.com for instance, pretty cheap and offers snapshots for backup etc.

            1 CPU 1024MB MEMORY 20 GB STORAGE 2000 GB TRANSFER Monthly $8.00
            You need a windows system and that seems linux based...
            merely at clientco for the entertainment

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              1 CPU 1024MB MEMORY 20 GB STORAGE 2000 GB TRANSFER Monthly $24.00

              That's with a w2k12 r2 licence.

              If you have a windows licence already you can pic up a KVM based vps pretty cheap all over the place.

              Not sure on the specs you need and vultr are not the cheapest.

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                #8
                Originally posted by helpplease View Post
                1 CPU 1024MB MEMORY 20 GB STORAGE 2000 GB TRANSFER Monthly $24.00

                That's with a w2k12 r2 licence.

                If you have a windows licence already you can pic up a KVM based vps pretty cheap all over the place.

                Not sure on the specs you need and vultr are not the cheapest.
                Not exactly cheap then compared to a linux server...
                merely at clientco for the entertainment

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by eek View Post
                  Not exactly cheap then compared to a linux server...
                  Yup like i say, the windows licence is the expensive bit.

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