Bandwidth use of free webspace of blogspace?

Started by Technical Ben, Mar 08, 2013, 11:21:31

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Technical Ben

Hi, I'm considering hosting a couple of images to post in a forum, but it gets lots of visitors and hits. Not sure if it's Google search or something causing the extra hits, or it just gets that many visitors. Basically, if I use my webspace to host the images, I've been told it might get a few GBs worth of downloads from pageviews. Is that too much for the free space?
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Simon

I've never thought of that.  My thinking was that the webspace is available for as much as the allocated space permits.  I didn't realise downloads of hosted images were relevant.  :dunno:
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Glenn

I would think the only people what would know what is too muck bandwidth will be Support.
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pctech

If you end up with 50GB being transferred a month they might say something.

What about Flickr or Photobucket?


Technical Ben

I think they will be using imgr or whatever it's called. They want to upload screen grabs etc and little images for the programming/artwork they are doing. It's just for the downtime as the Flickr account terms of service changed recently and the hosting is no good. :P

I host my own stuff in the webspace, but it's never been that successful, so I don't know what would happen if it jumped up to 10GB a month or so.  :laugh:
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