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It took me quite a while to come back and write this post, but finally placona.co.uk is in a new home.

Most of you will remember that I’ve been using crystaltech for quite a while, and they have been great up to this year when I decided to migrate to CF8. I was using CF7 with SQL Server up to then, but made the horrible mistake of upgrading to CF8 + mySQL.

I can’t really complain about their support, as it’s always been really good, but I have to be honest and say that when I really needed them, they turned their back to me, and were quite rude in a few of their answers. But anyway…. water under the river.

I then decided I should stop being a girl, and set-up my own server. That way I’d have real freedom to do whatever I please, and configure the server exactly how I want to.

Obviously my choice was for a VPS, where I’ll be running Apache + Railo + Resin and mySQL.

I’ll make a big post this weekend describing all the procedures I used to get the server up and running, as well as the configurations I’ve made to optimize my 256mb box.

Keep an eye on this space

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One Response to “Placona.co.uk has a new home!”

  1. Welcome to the Slicehost gang Marcos :-)

    Being someone that did exactly the same thing only a few months ago I feel I’ve really made the right move in getting my own server.

    I knew nothing about Linux, Apache or Railo before I begun but it was certaintly an enjoyable experience working with it and getting my own blog up and running.

    Look forward to see how you did it and if I can pick up any new hints / tips ;-)

    Cheers,
    James

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