[consulting] VPS? [was D7 side effects on the Development list]

[Jamie]

I do something similar. I have my main development computer, which runs 
AMP, but is not world accessible (only local).

I have a second machine that runs as a server. That's where I put my 
clients test sites. My company domain is handled by DynDNS, with a 
wildcard subdomain pointing to my home test server.

For straight hosting, I can't recommend Linode enough. I've been with 
them for quiet some time and am very happy with their service. I also 
have over 100 databases on their smallest node and never have a problem.

Jamie Holly
http://www.intoxination.net
http://www.hollyit.net


On 12/9/2010 7:17 PM, jeff at ayendesigns.com wrote:
> Well, it's not the dev sites...I have those on a server here. It's the
> test ones, the difference being that the client needs to be able to hit
> them with a browser.
> >  You could always go with DynDns if you want to host your development
> >  sites on your own machine and avoid that $15 charge from AT&T. I've
> >  been happy with their free service for keeping a static address mapped
> >  to my dynamic IP for external SSH access.
> >
> >  Mark
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