Traffic 2.0 » amount http://traffic2o.com Website Traffic Generation Tue, 07 Feb 2012 10:37:18 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 I’m looking to build a commercial website with an increasing amount of traffic, which host is best? http://traffic2o.com/im-looking-to-build-a-commercial-website-with-an-increasing-amount-of-traffic-which-host-is-best/ http://traffic2o.com/im-looking-to-build-a-commercial-website-with-an-increasing-amount-of-traffic-which-host-is-best/#comments Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:13:14 +0000 http://traffic2o.com/im-looking-to-build-a-commercial-website-with-an-increasing-amount-of-traffic-which-host-is-best/ I’m looking to build a commercial website with an increasing amount of traffic, which host is best? is a post from Traffic 2.0: Written to help you increase web traffic!

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I’ve always had GREAT service through godaddy.com one of my sites gets over 4000 hits a month, and it processes fine. They are really reliable too.

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I’ve always had GREAT service through godaddy.com one of my sites gets over 4000 hits a month, and it processes fine. They are really reliable too.

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]]> http://traffic2o.com/im-looking-to-build-a-commercial-website-with-an-increasing-amount-of-traffic-which-host-is-best-2/feed/ 6 Q&A: how do i use a proportion equation to calculate the amount needed? http://traffic2o.com/qa-how-do-i-use-a-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-amount-needed/ http://traffic2o.com/qa-how-do-i-use-a-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-amount-needed/#comments Sat, 03 Sep 2011 15:41:34 +0000 http://traffic2o.com/qa-how-do-i-use-a-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-amount-needed/ Q&A: how do i use a proportion equation to calculate the amount needed? is a post from Traffic 2.0: Written to help you increase web traffic!

]]> Question by Saphire: how do i use a proportion equation to calculate the amount needed?
this is the problem: An administrator of a popular web site is told that a new server can handle 11,000 “hits” (users accessing the site) per second. The web site currently experiences a peak demand of about 85,000 hits per second; but every month, the peak demand increases by 3500 hits per second. Use a proportion equation to determine how many new servers the administrator should buy to address expected traffic for the next 18 months

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Answer by Professor Sheed
Use the progression, 18 times 3500 which is 63000. Then, add it to 85000 which is 148000, then divide it by 11000, that will give you 14 servers since you cant have a fraction of a server.

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]]> http://traffic2o.com/qa-how-do-i-use-a-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-amount-needed/feed/ 0 use proportion equation to calculate the increase in amount of hits to the website over the next 18 months? http://traffic2o.com/use-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-increase-in-amount-of-hits-to-the-website-over-the-next-18-months/ http://traffic2o.com/use-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-increase-in-amount-of-hits-to-the-website-over-the-next-18-months/#comments Tue, 16 Aug 2011 10:15:01 +0000 http://traffic2o.com/use-proportion-equation-to-calculate-the-increase-in-amount-of-hits-to-the-website-over-the-next-18-months/ use proportion equation to calculate the increase in amount of hits to the website over the next 18 months? is a post from Traffic 2.0: Written to help you increase web traffic!

]]> Question by michaelcash: use proportion equation to calculate the increase in amount of hits to the website over the next 18 months?
this is the problem: An administrator of a popular web site is told that a new server can handle 11,000 “hits” (users accessing the site) per second. The web site currently experiences a peak demand of about 85,000 hits per second; but every month, the peak demand increases by 3500 hits per second. Use a proportion equation to determine how many new servers the administrator should buy to address expected traffic for the next 18 months – need to use the proportion equation for the calculation of the total number of hits to website after 18 months

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Answer by cidyah
h=85,000+3500n
h=number of hits per seconds
n= in ‘n’ months
when n=1, h=85,000+3,500=120,000 in 1 month
In 18 months h=85,000+3500(18)=148,000 hits per second
148,000/11,000 = 148/11 = 13.45 servers
14 new servers

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