This is a discussion on First web site - Hosting advice *please* within the Hosting forums, part of the Webmaster Discussion category; Ok I've just finished a 3 year degree in Software Development and I'm looking to create a few websites and ...
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| Ok I've just finished a 3 year degree in Software Development and I'm looking to create a few websites and host them to create a bit of a portfolio for myself to show potential employers. I use java to code the back end and jsp's for the view, I currently have databases in Oracle 10g XE, and running it on tomcat, Was wondering what would be the best type of hosting for me and where would allow me to use these technologies? I was told VPS would be good for it? What about using Oracle 10g XE as a database? Is there anywhere I can use it or will I have to switch to MySQL or a different database? Thanks in advance and apologies if the questions are a bit stupid, we learned nothing about actually hosting |
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| a VPS is just that a virtual private server ... really you can do whatever you want on it ... so really your requirements will come down to how much space ... how much power ... and how much are you willing to spend ... price difference between the US and the EU can be a bit ... Windows or Linux VPS hosting with plesk - debian,ubuntu,opensuses,centos - virtual servers - virtualisation is who I'm with .. you can upgrade if its not enough. Cormac mentioned a crowd in the US before .. if you do a search you might find them their setup was quite good ... Then of course there is hosting365 you can go with ...
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| Sticking with oracle is expensive, but of course do-able, PM or email me if you want more details, we've many oracle servers and clusters deployed. We provide both physically dedicated server, and virtualised 'cloud' servers also, you will not get shared hosting that will give you what you require, |
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| Yeh I'm aware that sticking with oracle will be expensive, its just we've only used Access and Oracle Xe in college so Xe is the one I'm using right now and just want to use it to host a sort of portfolio site so I can host a web site with a few pages to show what I can do |
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Their customers still seem very happy and I doubt you will find anywhere offering as much for as little as these guys. I don't use them myself though. |
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I would guess that the OP isn't too interested in the IP location of the server ? (not interested in SEO and so on as its purely a portfolio) ... as such given the dollar to euro rate at the moment it could be well worth it. Also you can just use them on a monthly basis .. go with the basic package ... and upgrade if you need to ... cancel once you've got a job or keep it on if you really want |
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| I think the main issue is the running of Oracle XE, not specifically the location or price of a VPS to run it on |
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(rewriting would be an option ... I've not really used Oracle apart from playing a bit with it a year or two ago) Is your original code that specific that it would require Oracle ? |
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