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99.99% uptime- Is it realistic
Some web host offer 99.99% uptime. Is it realistic to get 99.99% uptime?
Probably this is not possible.
If we look at these percentages and convert them into the amount of time your site is going to be down we get some very telling information.
99% – 5256 Min/Yr or 87.6 Hours/Yr – 438 Min/Month or 7.3 Hours/Month
99.5% – 2628 Min/Yr or 43.8 Hours/Yr – 219 Min/Month or 3.65 Hours/Month
99.9% – 525.6 Min/Yr or 8.76 Hours/Yr – 43.8 Min/Month or .73 Hours/Month
99.95% – 262.8 Min/Yr or 4.38 Hours/Yr – 21.9 Min/Month or .365 Hours/Month
99.99% – 52.56 Min/Yr or .876 Hours/Yr – 4.38 Min/Month or .073 Hours/Month
99% uptime sounds like a lot but with 99.95% and 99.99% you would have little or no downtime.
99.5% uptime is sufficent.
It is impossible to get 99.9% uptime.
The ultimate goal is to find a web host that has an uptime guarantee and maintains that level of service. you do need the peace of mind of having your website up and running.
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Host your website locally
Is it better to host your website with someone locally even if they are a bit higher priced? What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing this?
Internationally, it’s not essential that a UK website is hosted in the UK, or a US one in the states, and so forth.
If you’re talking counties and the like, then no, I can’t see any reason to choose one over the other (beside price and features)
I see no advantages at all, especially if a host offers a toll free phone. I see no use in the vicinity to your host’s office, quality of their service is something that could be more valuable.
The quality of the hosting company – that is the main thing not location.
Choosing between a local and non-local host I would consider the following points:
1. Servers location.
2. Office location.
3. Seo apsects
I have a UK based domain and using the USA-based host cpwebhosting.net and never feel sorry for it.
I have read search engines do use a server’s location to filter their results, depending on the location of the search. So ‘UK’ sites in Google, for example, may be affected by sites actually hosted in the UK.

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