I need some mysql hosting pdq

[scriptmonkey]

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I have a few databases that I want to move to a reliable mysql host, not really bothered about all the usual stuff that goes with hosting packages, I just want a host that can deal with large mysql tables, eg. creating fulltext indexes on 1 million+ records.

Must be able to retrieve remote files and must be gzip enabled.

Bandwidth usage, expected 40 - 50 Gb a month

1 domain name is plenty with php capabilities.

TIA

[Cheapdvds]

wont u need dedicated sever for that sort of records and the full text search?

[Jack Russell]

I have a few databases that I want to move to a reliable mysql host, not really bothered about all the usual stuff that goes with hosting packages, I just want a host that can deal with large mysql tables, eg. creating fulltext indexes on 1 million+ records.

Must be able to retrieve remote files and must be gzip enabled.

Bandwidth usage, expected 40 - 50 Gb a month

1 domain name is plenty with php capabilities.

TIA

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[Josh-A]

You can certainly not be able to host your website on a shared environment because it will continuously use the maximum server resources which may affect the performance of other websites hosted on the same server. If you are having a good budget then I'd strictly recommend you to go for a Dedicated Server as it would easily handle the huge SQL databases. You can check out our fully managed dedicated server plans and pricing details at Dedicated Server Hosting | Dedicated Linux Windows Servers | Managed Dedicated Servers

[daveh]

Why not consider one the 'Unlimited' hosting providers?