Free Hosting limits have been DOUBLED

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Great news! Starting today, the limits of free hosting accounts have been DOUBLED!

This means your account can now use twice the CPU power, twice the entry processes, and twice the IO!

These changes will improve the performance of your website, and also allow it to get more traffic before hitting the limits.

And of course, the hosting is still just as free as it was before.

Enjoy!

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Whoo! This is why I love this hosting!

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Yay! :tada::tada:

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Wonderful :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

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EPIC!!! WOW!!! I love these upgrades :tada::tada::tada:

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Yeah!!!

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Looks like mine haven’t doubled, isn’t it?

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I think its applicable for new accounts?

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To clarify: the CPU, IO and EP limits have been doubled for ALL accounts, new and old ones.

The inodes and hits limits have not been changed.

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cool,ifastnet posted this 20 hours ago on their forum.
then after 4 hours infinityfree know this news and posted it on InfintiFree Forum

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btw are the limit figures posted anywhere ?

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oh never mind, i found some posts and found its a mixture of maths and secrets :rofl:

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Good to hear!! Lets see WP sites!

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AMAZING!!! :partying_face: :partying_face: :partying_face: :partying_face: :partying_face:

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Does this also account for MySQL usage?

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As far as I know, MySQL usage isn’t tracked by itself. MySQL usage suspension are not based on hitting a daily limit, but because the server was actually overloaded and your account was responsible for it.

So increasing the MySQL limits is done by performance tuning on the database server and just adding more server capacity. Which is something that’s also been done recently.

I just checked and it seems that nowadays MySQL suspensions are really rare. So you definitely shouldn’t worry about MySQL usage unless you’re doing something really stupid with the database.

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Like, learning how MySQL works?

I did that once and it for some reason, suspended me :confused:

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Just to state clearly, nowadays MySQL suspensions rarely happen. In the past, they happened more often, but due to server upgrades and improvements they have hardly happened in the last few months.

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Doubled limits (CPU/RAM/IO) and still free hosting? Pretty nice ngl.

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Nice Upgrade !!!

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hey, idk how to thank you enough, this is brilliant for my learning. much love, keep it up <3

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