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Is The Johnny Server Really Slow Most Of The Time??


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I had hosting like a year ago on the Johnny server it was loading dirt slow 90 seconds to 3 min.  I am back trying hosting again on the Johnny server again it is only like 20% to 25% better most of the time takes 30 to 45 seconds to load S M H.  Here some suggestion to speed the Johnny server there are to many accounts on the server you should never stuff the server with max # of accounts there should always be 3 to 5 open slots that are never filled.  Accounts need to be monitored more to see if  anybody is using to many resources.  Last maybe it is time to upgrade the Johnny server some I am not saying if the server has 24gb of ram do not jump to 96gb that would be nice maybe just increase to 48gb ram and a 2Gbit connection.  I get the feeling the other servers are only open 2 to 4 times a for new account and the Johnny server is a lower end crappy server. 

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I get the feeling the other servers are only open 2 to 4 times a for new account and the Johnny server is a lower end crappy server. 

 

 

 

Johnny is not meant for running actual websites, it's meant for testing, letting users see what cpanel and the features of our other servers are like (Tommy is similar to Johnny feature-wise, but much faster and with proper capacity limits and a few extras like nodejs and AutoSSL). Johnny is also the dumping ground for things like users that can't figure out their high load issue, additional registrations we don't want to turn down, etc. The numbers we accept for new accounts change day to day and aren't published, but to give an idea: Yesterday, Johnny accepted 60 accounts (56 really, since 4 of them were promptly banned for phishing). Tommy and Ricky accepted less than 10 accounts combined.

 

TL;DR: We don't actually expect people to run a real website on Johnny, and anybody trying to do so is going to have a bad time as you've experienced.

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