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Just looked at this, is there any reason why a host would limit you to X number of MySQL databases and Y number of sites. Surely Bandwidth/Disk Space/ CPU usage would be the main concerns. Or am I missing something here ?
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Just looked at this, is there any reason why a host would limit you to X number of MySQL databases and Y number of sites. Surely Bandwidth/Disk Space/ CPU usage would be the main concerns. Or am I missing something here ?
They tend to have their shared hosting databases on 3 or 4 main servers if memory serves me correctly. So probably in an attempt not to overload them ?
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Just looked at this, is there any reason why a host would limit you to X number of MySQL databases and Y number of sites. Surely Bandwidth/Disk Space/ CPU usage would be the main concerns. Or am I missing something here ?
While Apache / IIS can scale there are limits before they start impacting on performance
The same can be said about databases and other elements
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Register365 limit you to as many databases you can fit in 500MB of space on the DB server, rather than per database or per user.
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No, Hpshere can limit/quota based on number of databases, database users, disk space (and even trasaction log file space on MS SQL).

It simply made more sense to not limit customers - My SQL DBs these days are pretty much required for every little script and app, whereas most users will never put 500MB of content into them.
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Unless you're with digiweb or Eircom they don't even include a DB on their basic plan.
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No, Hpshere can limit/quota based on number of databases, database users, disk space (and even trasaction log file space on MS SQL).

It simply made more sense to not limit customers - My SQL DBs these days are pretty much required for every little script and app, whereas most users will never put 500MB of content into them.
I think you misunderstood me

In our current setup we couldn't give unlimited DBs due to the way we run it. Plus the system doesn't support DB size limits on MySQL - most of the time that's not the issue anyway - slow, badly written SQL was and always will be the killer
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