Hello.
I would like to know if it is possible to select or migrate to a specific cluster in shared hosting.
Hi.
I would like to know if it is possible to select or migrate to a specific cluster in shared hosting.
Hello.
I would like to know if it is possible to select or migrate to a specific cluster in shared hosting.
Hi.
I would like to know if it is possible to select or migrate to a specific cluster in shared hosting.
Hello @jefcolbi
I don’t think so.
I’ve never seen in the OVH manager, when ordering a shared hosting such as a starter personal plan, the option to choose the cluster.
No, that's not possible.
However, when recreating a hosting it will end up on the current delivery cluster (which varies depending on the plan chosen).
Why is this needed?
It turns out that cluster021 has a particularity in terms of accessibility for my future clientele.
Which offer would allow me to get it?
Hello @jefcolbi
I'm curious to learn about that particularity—can it be shared?
Although I think it won't help you with what you want, here's a list of IP addresses by cluster for shared hosting:
https://docs.ovhcloud.com/es/guides/web-cloud/web-hosting/clusters-and-shared-hosting-ip
Let us know, best regards.
Sergio Turpín
What particularity?
My clientele mainly uses a network where the connection is throttled, but on this cluster I notice there’s no throttling and the connection time is shorter.
@sturpin Yes, exactly—I’m asking the question based on that list.
Well, if it’s not possible I’ll still get a hosting service and see where I end up. But if anyone has a site on this cluster021, could you tell me which plan they chose?
I don’t quite understand. Who is throttled:
the network
Where have you seen that there is no limitation (of what)? And what do you mean by “shorter connection time”? If you can set up a scenario we’ll all get aligned with you and try to find a solution.
Regards!
I don’t see any connection at all with a cluster or another.
Response from @sturpin In French:
Where did you see that there is no limitation (what is it about?) and what do you mean by “shorter connection time”?
If you can present us a scenario, we can get on the same wavelength and try to find a solution.
I thought Discourse would translate it for me automatically… but I like it this way, @Gaston, that if the plugin throws an error you translate it for me
you’re a legend, friend
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Hello @jefcolbi, it would be worth looking at this page:
https://docs.ovhcloud.com/fr/guides/web-cloud/web-hosting/clusters-and-shared-hosting-ip
Perhaps by tweaking the IP addresses of your cluster (via your domain's DNS zone) and making it appear in another country, the throttling would appear or disappear...
We need to know on what criterion your client throttles, or not.
As of now, it is the STARTER offers that are delivered to cluster121 (formerly named cluster021). This may change over time, and we plan to merge the clusters to homogenize them in terms of size.
Excellent answer.
Thank you.