Low cost technical architecture for website

Question

I look at the opening of the website in the near future and in addition to the standard costs of registering a domain, I am not sure how to proceed. I expect the data volume to be significant enough and looking at many web hosts it seems that although they may offer bandwidth limit limits, I was told that they often suspend accounts before you reach this monthly limit.

Are there any ways to offload high-bandwidth components to a separate host that specializes in extremely heavy data consumption and simply saves website elements hosted on a standard account. Although I understand that my own set of servers will be better, I am trying to find a relatively economical way to do this from the very beginning.

Answer 1

Check out Amazon S3 , I think they just redefined their pricing model ...

Answer 2

Besides S3, Cachefly may also be an option. Cachefly is a very inexpensive CDN, relatively speaking. Compared to S3, it is more expensive, but Cachefly also acts as a CDN, which S3 does not.

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Answer 5

Secondly, the proposal to move static elements to a separate resource server. From what I saw, Cachefly is a worthy CDN.

If you want to save money, Velocix offers a free CDN service up to the cap.

Another suggestion I would make is to use some kind of Javascript framework to check if Google supports them as part of the AJAX Lib API. Use your infrastructure to quickly load libraries.