The number of websites that the server can accommodate is determined according to the size of each website and the overall configuration of the server. So what are the factors that affect the number of websites that the server can accommodate?
1. Site size
There are many factors that can affect the size of a website, such as the design of the website and the size of the content on the website. Usually the size of the website is relatively large, and there are many dynamic pages. For example, video websites and novel websites usually have relatively high storage requirements, so the website size must still be relatively large. Placing multiple websites on one host is equivalent to the configuration of multiple websites sharing one server. This is a test of the overall configuration size of the server.
Second, the size of the bandwidth
Usually a website is placed on one host, especially an online shopping website. When a large-scale shopping festival such as Double Eleven or Double Twelve occurs, the number of website visitors will surge. If the bandwidth is not enough, it is easy to cause the server to crash and cannot be used normally. If multiple such websites are placed on a server with a low bandwidth configuration, it is obviously impossible to run stably.
3. Purpose of the website
Usually, when multiple websites need to be placed on the same server, most of them are used for SEO optimization and promotion. The server used as a station group not only requires a good configuration of the server, but more importantly, the number of independent IPs of the server must be sufficient. Usually a server with a medium configuration can have more than a dozen station groups. If it is to put more than a dozen video sites and game sites, it is probably a bit inappropriate.
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