Recommendations for Magento hosting
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Any recommendations for hosting companies in the UK to host a large-ish Magento site?
Also is it worthwhile going after someone who specialises in Magento hosting or not?
Don't really want to go down a dedicated server root due to cost.
Hints, tips and advice much appreciated
Thank you in advance
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I don't think you would find a better company than Sonassi: https://www.sonassi.com/
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Armor.com HHVM, Redis, FAST
https://www.engineyard.com/magento HHVM, Redis, FAST
mgt-commerce.com HHVM, Redis, FAST
rackspace.com PHP7 redis fast
peer1.com fast
http://www.peer1.com/cloud-hosting/mission-critical-cloud HHVM, Redis, FAST
hope this helps,
tom
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HI,
If it is a largish shop I would probably go for a Magento hosting partner / specialist. Magento is a resource hog and specialists will have tweaked certain settings in the db / php / server setup to address magento specific performance issues. Costs a bit more but you can rest easy that it is setup the way it should be. Have heard good comments about nexcess but haven't any direct experience with them....
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Found the link to TSO's magento hosting... https://www.tsohost.com/web-hosting/magento-hosting
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Although I haven't personally used these guys, I hear TSO is good. Plus I think they even have a special Magento hosting plan.
Can you go with a VPS? We're not on Magento but are using Godaddy's (actually from a reseller) servers and it's been great.
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