Need an ASP .NET 4.0 webhost
April 27, 2011 5:15 PM Subscribe
I need a reliable host for a ASP .NET framework 4 website.
I want to hire a VPS or shared host for a simple ASP .NET Framework 4 website. I'm curently using MochaHost but it both sucks and blows, (have had 3 full days of downtime in the last 2 weeks and the support is basically non-existent.)
What reliable and cheap .NET host would you recommend? It should allow me to connect to a VPN from the host.
I want to hire a VPS or shared host for a simple ASP .NET Framework 4 website. I'm curently using MochaHost but it both sucks and blows, (have had 3 full days of downtime in the last 2 weeks and the support is basically non-existent.)
What reliable and cheap .NET host would you recommend? It should allow me to connect to a VPN from the host.
My company has worked with Maximum ASP for more than 6 years and we've been extremely happy.
posted by plinth at 7:36 PM on April 27, 2011
posted by plinth at 7:36 PM on April 27, 2011
I use Mocha as well, and agree they're not spectacular. I'm in the process of moving my stuff to Amazon Ec2. Their windows VMs a reasonable, and scalable. In addition, if you're willing to run ASP.NET on mono, you can easily bring up multiple cheap linux VMs for the cost of one windows machine.
posted by blue_beetle at 9:09 PM on April 27, 2011
posted by blue_beetle at 9:09 PM on April 27, 2011
If you are ok with a shared host and dont want to pay a lot try
www.discountasp.net
I have been using them for various smaller projects for years, and they have been stable
with decent performance. They are not the cheapest, I have used some of the cheaper
hosting companies and had a lot of trouble.
It really depends on how scalable and performant you need your host to be.
I can also recommend Rackspace for enterprise solution and I personally would
seriously investigate using Windows Azure. Both will cost a lo more than
discountasp.com
posted by digividal at 12:20 AM on April 30, 2011
www.discountasp.net
I have been using them for various smaller projects for years, and they have been stable
with decent performance. They are not the cheapest, I have used some of the cheaper
hosting companies and had a lot of trouble.
It really depends on how scalable and performant you need your host to be.
I can also recommend Rackspace for enterprise solution and I personally would
seriously investigate using Windows Azure. Both will cost a lo more than
discountasp.com
posted by digividal at 12:20 AM on April 30, 2011
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posted by michaelh at 5:27 PM on April 27, 2011