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I haven't had to deal with shared hosting in almost 10 years, so I'm curious how the whole "mod_php run by the same user for everyone" thing got solved? For instance how do dreamhost/hostdime/1&1/godaddy keep me from writing a phpscript that includes the database username/pass from another customers account such that I can destroy/steal their data? In 2000 people tried to deal with it via mostly "safe mode" (which was a disaster), "open_basedir" (which maybe works? I don't remember) and mostly just obfuscation. I remember some hosts were dabbling with php-as-cgi and I see suPHP exists now, but I'm less interested in what I could homegrow than what the big hosts actually do right now today.
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anyone tried the shared (or even manged) k8s hosts yet?
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is there a really *good* php hosting company out there? like, I don't want to waste money, but is there someone who's decided to focus less on the race to the bottom and more on quality poo poo like deployment management tools or performance monitoring?
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IRSmurf posted:Regarding raw transfer rate, I put together a simple wordpress blog for bandwidth comparison between hosts. This one is on Amazon Lightsail (on EC2, 512 MB RAM, 1 vCPU, 20 GB SSD, $5/mo): http://brianjam.es/ jaegerx posted:What’s the point? Aws has a cdn you can use so everything is kinda local. I don’t get transfer rate metrics. the most naive-yet-valuable metric to start with would be the average response time. 50ms is good, 500ms is bad.
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hey research question, do any of you actually want to deal with vps poo poo? what stops you from heroku or app-engine-ing your thing? like if you could just rsync php files somewhere and then load them in a browser... what else do you actually want?
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how do you h andle having hacked wordpress instances on your network at any given time? like, pro-actively or
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