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I want to migrate my corporate website which is on rackspace any suggestions

Posted on February 7, 2013

Platform Wordpress with 80 pages and a blog. Around 10000 Unique visitors per month

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robvanegdom

February 7, 2013

What wwouldn’t be a problem. Depends on the way it’s programed and stuff like that but the 10$ version should run this just fine : )

Olaf Lederer

February 13, 2013

@danafrancey do you did any optimizations on your server? 4000 is a lot even for a 2GB server

77c3d87b72bc467083b4a6af237754

February 10, 2013

My $20 wordpress site handled 4000 uniques a day and 6000 pageloads. I would imagine the $10 plan could handle 300 like a breeze. Setup cloudflare’s free version after you get it all going and W3 total cache and you would be good to go. <br> <br>You can get the initial droplet setup with LAMP and install wordpress all using the droplets IP address… then export/import the wordpress content and copy your theme over and finally update DNS to send traffic to the new server… there should ne 0 downtime in this process, I just did it yesterday on my major website.

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