Can any one tell me how many more users can my website handel soon after 6-7 months i will shift to ifastnet. Till that even if my website handles only about 20 daily users and 5-6 concurrent at a time that’s lot for me..
In short its not quite that simple, unless you know how many visitors you’ve had.
The number of concurrent users isn’t really an issue. But you might have an issue.
The daily hits limit is 50,000 hits in a single day. But that’s not 50,000 visitors. If you have a page that for example has multiple images on, it would generate multiple hits.
Thanks for telling me true meaning of hits ( it means let’s assume i have simple file called index.php which include_once nav.php footer.php and content.php so on one reload it will consume 4 hits and if images or anything present then more than that) but In my case I only have about 4-5 visitors so hits is not probably issue i am facing.
My website goes down like sometimes dns error or sometimes it just says “my website” took too long to respond or sometimes it say connection timed out… note:- not error with my internet… also not error with my code since it works great sometimes without going down..
Not quite. Only requests made from the browser to the server are counted as a hit. PHP includes and requires do not consume hits. Any images, stylesheets and Javascript files do consume hits.
If you open your browser’s develop tools, go to the Network tab and then refresh the page, you should see the number of hits used to load the page.
The statistics we record are mainly intended to track server use, not website activity. If you want to know more about “business level” metrics like visitors and page views, an analytics service like Google Analytics is more suitable for that.
We don’t track (and cannot practically track) things like users and visitors.
If you want to make a guess on how many users your website can handle, you can use an analytics service to track that, and correlate it to your account usage statistics. If you’re currently using 10% of the limits of your account, you can guess that you can roughly handle 10 times the current visitor count.
Those errors don’t seem like they would be caused by using too much of your account’s usage. Those kinds of issues are either caused by server issues or network issues on your end or ours.
Side note: just because you can access other websites doesn’t mean that the problem cannot be caused by your internet connection. If your provider is blocking access to our servers, or just has a bad connection to our network, then it will also not work.