what kind of VPS /cloud service should I go ? around 400k visits/monthly?

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  1. what kind of VPS /cloud service should I go ? around 400k visits/monthly?
  2. I'm looking for fast and reliable VPS or cloud hosting service located in Europe.
  3. I have Wordpress website which is getting around 400k to 450K visits monthly
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  19. What kind of specs I have to look for and what is your advice in this regard?
  21. budget: 40$ to 80$ monthly
  22. - cPanel/WHM
  23. - Managed
  25. I'm looking for fast and reliable VPS or cloud hosting service located in Europe.
  26. I have Wordpress website which is getting around 400k to 450K visits monthly
  28. What kind of specs I have to look for and what is your advice in this regard?
  30. budget: 40$ to 80$ monthly
  31. - cPanel/WHM
  32. - Managed
  34. You have a good budget there.
  36. How much bandwidth you are using monthly and the CPU load daily?
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  39. What kind of server do you currently have? How is it holding so far? I think you should base your next move on your currently resource utilization and if that isn't handling the traffic well, have someone go in and draw a better picture.
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  45. I think everyone will need more information on what you're currently running the site on and what your needs are. There is more to this than merely traffic, and a lot of ways to optimize your ability to serve that traffic in addition to availability requirements.
  47. Thank you for the reply
  48. current VPS info
  49. - RAM 3Gb
  50. - Bandwidth: 3 TB (monthly uses around 500GB)
  51. - Space: 100Gb SSD (used 15GB)
  52. - Daily backup
  54. You have a good budget there.
  56. How much bandwidth you are using monthly and the CPU load daily?
  57. Physical Memory Usage
  58. 951.95 MB / 3 GB (30.99%)
  60. I belive this is the reason for my VPS gets down some times
  62. When you say, "down times" what happens? 503 errors? Do you often have to reboot?
  63. 500 error
  64. https://i.imgur.com/MrY8kz1.jpg
  66. Those look to be general 500 ISE errors which is usually more on the coding side of things. You should have your website reviewed/optimized by a specialist, then you will know what you really need in terms of VPS processing power.
  68. 500 error
  69. https://i.imgur.com/MrY8kz1.jpg
  70. The specs are important but the management is more important here. You'll need a managed host who is willing to dive into your WordPress and figure out the culprit. So make sure your search yields a host who's willing to do that first and foremost.
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  74. Slow Site or Server? Unable to handle traffic? Same day performance fix: joe@unixy
  76. I agree with UNIXy, but with 400k traffic you also might want to consider a dedicated pro just for optimization. I'm sure hosting companies have good techs but they'll be experts on the server side of things and not necessarily the website coding. When I get 500 errors on my sites I usually just disable the htaccess file which usually brings the site back up then I troubleshoot from there, and in the end I rarely make any changes to the actual hosting settings.
  78. What I'm trying to say is that you can always increase power to get around a site that has issues, and that's always they easiest fix, but you might want to try a different direction first, get your site the best it can be, then search for reliable hosting providers.
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