How many sites can I host on a VPS (4core/4GBmem)

ar_rahmany2k

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Guys,

Need suggestion. Reseller hosting isn't cutting for me any more. I am not selling hosting just personal sites.

Thanks in advance.
 

MrSam_1

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Guys,

Need suggestion. Reseller hosting isn't cutting for me any more. I am not selling hosting just personal sites.

Thanks in advance.
Short Answer- DEPENDS
Long Answer - DEPENDS
 

This_Is_Me

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Guys,

Need suggestion. Reseller hosting isn't cutting for me any more. I am not selling hosting just personal sites.

Thanks in advance.
Technically speaking you can host unlimited websites on your vps as long as you have the configured vps
but and there's a big but it's not unlimited
You can check out the daily income of visitors and the usage needed for those sites

in the best situation with the least visitors, you can host about 500 sites (mind you this is the best possibility, and with a little bit increase in visitors and usage you vps will become a deadman walking)

I suggest you host about 50 - 200 sites per vps and that also depend on their daily usage.
See if you can make amends do with an average number
 
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ar_rahmany2k

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Technically speaking you can host unlimited websites on your vps as long as you have the configured vps
but and there's a big but it's not unlimited
You can check out the daily income of visitors and the usage needed for those sites

in the best situation with the least visitors, you can host about 500 sites (mind you this is the best possibility, and with a little bit increase in visitors and usage you vps will become a deadman walking)

I suggest you host about 50 - 200 sites per vps and that also depend on their daily usage.
See if you can make amends do with an average number
@This_Is_Me this is insightful and you gave a some clever clues. Any recommendation on OS? I am considering plesk as cpanel is super expensive.
 

Itsyaboy

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It depends on 1. what type of content do those websites have 2. How much traffic are you getting? You can get away with a reasonable priced VPS for only so long. With the proper caching and image optimization it'll do you great for a long time, but as your traffic grows and you're pumping out more content you'll run into high CPU usage, storage maxing out, and maybe even too much bandwidth. To answer your question simply its a good starting point but as your websites grow in content, traffic, and bandwidth you will have to upgrade.
 

funguy

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If you plan to host e-commerce sites using WooCommerce or similar plugins it would be ideal if you don't host more than 10 sites. The server capacity may accommodate more sites but performance would become an issue.
 

This_Is_Me

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@This_Is_Me this is insightful and you gave a some clever clues. Any recommendation on OS? I am considering plesk as cpanel is super expensive.
it doesn't matter. you can have plesk or cpanel
whichever you are interested

But those estimations are for personal sites only not e-shops or corporate
 

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