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Sculli
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Thanks.
The problem remains though. QCDN is hosted on a shared server, and there is no option to disable the backup as it seems to be an all-server backup kind of thing.
There is still the possibility to move to a different shared server on he.net, one that doesn't see such a huge performance hit during backups. I have several other domains hosted with he.net and none of the other sites is experiencing problems like here at QCDN.
The most likely solution will be to move QCDN off of he.net onto a host that offers virtual private servers. The benefit is that QCDN will run on dedicated hardware. The downside is associated cost, and actually having to move the board. The old timers will remember what happened the last time I tried that.
I will call he.net in the morning (if I have admin by then) when the lag happens again to discuss what options they see and go from there. If the situation can not be fixed by remaining on he.net then QCDN will likely move to a new host within the next couple of weeks.
The problem remains though. QCDN is hosted on a shared server, and there is no option to disable the backup as it seems to be an all-server backup kind of thing.
There is still the possibility to move to a different shared server on he.net, one that doesn't see such a huge performance hit during backups. I have several other domains hosted with he.net and none of the other sites is experiencing problems like here at QCDN.
The most likely solution will be to move QCDN off of he.net onto a host that offers virtual private servers. The benefit is that QCDN will run on dedicated hardware. The downside is associated cost, and actually having to move the board. The old timers will remember what happened the last time I tried that.
I will call he.net in the morning (if I have admin by then) when the lag happens again to discuss what options they see and go from there. If the situation can not be fixed by remaining on he.net then QCDN will likely move to a new host within the next couple of weeks.