Mostly Moved to MediaTemple
Posted November 1st, 2006 @ 11:00pm by Erik J. Barzeski
For the most part, I've moved to MediaTemple. This domain (nslog.com) will actually be the last one to move on this site (though the database is currently being hosted on the new server as a trial). barzeski.com moved yesterday.
Currently, I'm waiting for the DNS changes to take place for a few sites, like billiardsdrills.com and iacas.org. MediaTemple must be a bit behind some other folks, or something has gone just a little wrong, because several of the domains I transferred today aren't being picked up by MT's nameservers just yet.
I'm hoping the (dv)3 upgrade is rolled out soon. vBulletin requires MySQL1 4.x, and the (dv)2 plan only includes 3.23.58.
Footnotes
- Not MovableType as I originally brain farted.↩
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Posted 02 Nov 2006 at 1:25am #
I have a powerful feeling that you don't mean "MovableType."
Posted 02 Nov 2006 at 1:49am #
I have an even more powerful feeling he meant "MySQL" instead.
Posted 02 Nov 2006 at 4:39am #
Probably MySQL.
Posted 02 Nov 2006 at 7:42am #
YEs, MySQL.
[brain fart];Posted 02 Nov 2006 at 12:06pm #
So, I'm curious; why didn't you go with the gs?
Posted 02 Nov 2006 at 12:19pm #
Stephen Speicher said on November 2, 2006:
Why would I go with the gs? I like having more control over a system than a true shared account offers.
Posted 03 Nov 2006 at 11:35pm #
hello there mt neighbour! I too have moved over to MT although I went for the grid server as it suited me better, plenty of disk space and lots of domains, it's allowed me to consolidate all my hosting to a single account and it ended up being cheaper as well.
Anyway, like yourself, I'm waiting for my domains to propagate before I move my main site across, and yes it's happening a bit slow here as well.
Posted 25 Nov 2006 at 6:03am #
I moved my site to Mediatemple (on a dedicated-virtual, the gridserver concept is nice on paper but isn't rost enough techically and results in loads of downtime) yesterday.
I kept the propagation period down to FIVE MINUTES though, by using the brilliant service at no-ip.com, a division of Network Solutions. Their nameservers update almost instantly and provide fabulous backup which reduces the risk of downtime....