What is disk space and bandwidth transfer?

The disk space that you contract for from your web hosting company is the disk space that you will use for your web site (and website logs if you have logging enabled). You can determine how much disk space you will need by looking at the amount of space that your website is using on your own machine.

If you got lots of pictures or other image files there will be a need of more disk space.

Bandwidth or data transfer, refers to the amount of data that has been transmitted by your web server to visitors of your website. For example, if you have one page on your web site that is 10kb large, and that page has one image on it that is 90kb large you will transfer 100kb of data for every user that views that website. So, 10 users would mean that you used 1,000KB of bandwidth.

Bandwidth and disk space needs vary tremendously based on the type of web site that you are hosting and the volume of visitors to your web site. Largely text web sites do just fine with several hundred megabytes of diskspace and bandwidth. We suggest that you speak with your web hosting company and have them help you select the right plan for you.

  • 58 Utenti hanno trovato utile questa risposta
Hai trovato utile questa risposta?

Articoli Correlati

I registered a domain Recently but it's not showing up in the whois record?

Remember that the Whois information for a domain can take up to 48 hours to propagate worldwide,...

What does FTP stand for?

FTP stands for "File Transfer Protocol". FTP is the means by which you can transfer files from...

What information does a webmaster need from a domain registrant in order to launch a website?

The information needed by the webmaster to launch a website resides with the hosting company, not...

What is a DNS Server?

A DNS server houses the IP addresses used to access internet resources. The internet operates via...

What is a WHOIS record?

Whois is a set of records that tells you Who-is-behind-the-domain. This includes domain owner,...

Powered by WHMCompleteSolution