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They say it’s “unmetered,” which they explain this way: “We don't limit the amount of storage and bandwidth your site can use as long as it complies with our Hosting Agreement. Should your website bandwidth or storage usage present a risk to the stability, performance or uptime of our servers, we will notify you via email and you may be required to upgrade, or we may restrict the resources your website is using. It’s very rare that a website violates our Hosting Agreement and is typically only seen in sites that use hosting for file sharing or storage.” I’d say that’s more than reasonable. In 20 years+ of reading Web sites, I’ve seen only a handful of instances in which a site was deliberately restricted in such a way.

One of the important advantage of EC2 is that you can scale with it in much better fashion than anything else. With few basic concepts it is extremely easy to move your website from one server to other. I will explain with the example of website of our partner Tube Alert. They run promotional campaigns from time to time. During those campaigns, we observe upto 50 to 100 times  more traffic than regular. (Tube Alert is the world’s first to notify you on your mobile device when your favorite YouTubers upload a video!), To handle this situation, whenever there is some promotional activity, we deploy the website on a server with higher load handling capacity, with better network bandwidth. Once the load is subsided, we again move back to smaller EC2 instance. If such situation can occur regularly or with a certain pattern, you can also automate this thing. EC2 is extremely powerful and flexible computing facility. I also liked their model of security configuration. Even though I a

Frankly, a basic GoDaddy hosting plan could probably not handle much traffic. From the countless reviews I’ve read, one of the biggest pain-points I’ve seen is customer websites constantly going down due to ‘exceeded visitor restrictions’. This is odd considering GoDaddy boast about having ‘Unlimited’ bandwidth (a lot of cheap hosting companies do this). In actual fact, hosting providers (especially GoDaddy) that advertise ‘Unlimited’ bandwidth ultimately end up providing less bandwidth than companies that advertise clear, numbered limits! GoDaddy overcrowd their servers to breaking point, so their handy solution is to advertise ‘Unlimited’ bandwidth which, in practical terms, means that they control how much bandwidth you are using per month. There are far better hosting providers out there - almost any other company would be better at this stage. Independently-owned hosts, like WPX Hosting and SiteGround, are showing the big, corporate hosts how it’s done. Customer rev

This section discusses the ways to monetize Instant Articles through ads, Audience Network and branded content. Learn about format requirements for your ad inventory and options for placing ads manually or automatically. Explore how Facebook’s Audience Network in Instant Articles can function as a turnkey solution for your ads needs or can supplement your own program. And find out about the special styles and tags used to delineate branded content.