hi!!! am looking for web hosting to my site which built on drupal, anyone suggest something!!!!!

Most hosts can support that requirement, so you may want to include other specifications, such as location, storage, emails etc.

Hi IIoka, I recommend Host Gator. They support Drupal. I am using them and find them affordable, reliable, have excellent uptime and they attend to their customers well. Wish you well in your transition.

I can advise drupal hosting from ServerPoint.com. Drupal themes are also available from them. Their software includes the Apache web server and PHP built into it, creating a bloated web server environment that can't handle load.

What do you mean? I believe we're talking about shared hosting, versus a VPS or dedicated where installing Apache is necessary.

In his hurry to advertise that hosting company, rider got confused. Serverpoint does not use Apache, but Zeus.

I guess Serverpoint.com use both, at least there was something about it on their site.

Anyone has different experience with hosting companies. I would recommend Apollo Hosting and Host Color, but more important is not to go with oversellers. There are many good web hosts.

The main thing is in controlling an overselling process.

as a client they shouldnt need to worry about such things. thats the hosts job. hopefully they'll be professional enough to know how to manage their load levels between servers.

Sure they do. It may be the hosts job to ensure that the server isn't overloaded, however, that is subjective.

It's a client's responsibility to look for the obvious where over-selling is concerned. Ten Gb of storage and 1000 Gb of bandwidth for $10 a year is obvious overselling. Once a client is signed up with a host, if they notice that they have a 10 Gb account and using only 500Mb and the server storage is at 95% capacity, then there is obvious overselling. If the service is slow then it's time to move on.

Almost all the popular hosts oversell. But the good one always make sure that the sites that take too much resources are kicked out. Most of them have CPU usage restrictions which is enough to keep the server load to reasonable limits.

I would recommend something like hostgator. If overselling is a real concern, asmallorange may be a good choice.