Where to host OS Ticket?

C4RLOCO

Hello Everyone,

Can anyone recommend me a good and reliable hosting services for OsTicket?

ragecloud

i can do it

I have two fully redundant servers (quad cores). the database is replicated slave-master, and are in an Equinix Data Center.

you can test my installation at:

http://support.gpasoftware.com(http://support.gpasoftware.com)

contact me at shahan@gpasoftware.com

danielwalters6

Hosting Recommendation

Hi,

OSTicket isn't massively resource hungry. I have my whole support site, including osticket installation running on a shared hosting package.

Find a provider that operates within your country (Their datacentre doesn't have to be in your country - just their support staff) = As this will make rectifying problems much easier.

Before proceeding with the service purchase, look for their hosting reviews on the internet.

Best of lluck

ragecloud

In addition to: danielwalters6

I would highly recommend you choose a web hosting company with a data center near where you live. It will result in faster speeds, and less latency.

And if you go with shared hosting, make sure to back up nightly! I once didn't and the result was disastrous, though hard drive crashes are rare. A host using RAID is definitely recommended.

michael.therrien

Host it with me.

If you are looking for cost efficiency, you might host it with my company (just myself really). The cost is $50/yr. for almost unlimited bandwidth and disk space. (If you ever need more than the default, I increase it.)

I started doing it for friends, and it's gotten big, so I guess I'll offer it to all of you!

http://www.mike-t.com/host(http://www.mike-t.com/host)

robin850

i use siteground.com

very happy with it.

Kelli

You'll find as many opinions on web hosts as you will people on the internet. ;)

osTicket doesn't require much in the way of server resources. It should run fine from any shared hosting environment. For the most flexibility and future compatibility, just pick a host that allows you to set up cron jobs (currently used for optional POP3/IMAP e-mail polling) and supports PHP5. Fortunately, both of these are very common/typically standard things.

Personally, I've used and love the service and reliability of both Site5.com and ASmallOrange.com

Amati

Hoi,

I am use www.web-oke(www.web-oke) .nl

and it running ok

Greetings

Patrick