Suggestion for Web Hosting

[gogeta]

Can anyone suggest me reliable web hosting service provider?

One of my friend is looking for a webhosting with email support. Initially he will host a static site, but later he is planning to host a web application written in python (Django) & node.js


Also please suggest whether godaddy.com is reliable in term of domain purchase. He found the domain he is looking for 75% off in godaddy compare to other domain sellers. Is there any catch?

[dipanzan]

Can anyone suggest me reliable web hosting service provider?

One of my friend is looking for a webhosting with email support. Initially he will host a static site, but later he is planning to host a web application written in python (Django) & node.js


Also please suggest whether godaddy.com is reliable in term of domain purchase. He found the domain he is looking for 75% off in godaddy compare to other domain sellers. Is there any catch?

You can take a look at namecheap for buying the domain, usually a bit cheaper than godaddy from my observation, and they have some really good deals at times.

As for hosting, you can do it yourself freely if you it's just a static site with github pages or herokuu if it's a dynamic site with server side scripting and forward the IP when using your domain name. Though if the webapp/site is going to have a lot of traffic, then it's better to buy a proper hosting server from a reputable provider.

[gogeta]

You can take a look at namecheap for buying the domain, usually a bit cheaper than godaddy from my observation, and they have some really good deals at times.

As for hosting, you can do it yourself freely if you it's just a static site with github pages or herokuu if it's a dynamic site with server side scripting and forward the IP when using your domain name. Though if the webapp/site is going to have a lot of traffic, then it's better to buy a proper hosting server from a reputable provider.

Thanks. What about email service?

I was thinking about AWS though for hosting

[dipanzan]

Thanks. What about email service?

I was thinking about AWS though for hosting

You can get them both from GoDaddy or Namecheap! Though I'm not sure which one would be better, as I've only bought domains and never used their email service.