mojoPortal "should", generally be hostable anywhere you can get ASP.NET 3.5 SP1 hosting with a supported database (MS SQL, MySql, PostgreSql, Firebird, SQLite). The hosting providers listed below are ones we know of that do work with mojoPortal.
Business Class Dedicated Servers
We recommend 1and1.com for the best deals on dedicated Windows servers. We can help you with installation and configuration of mojoPortal on your dedicated server.
Economical Shared Hosting
Windows Hosting
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Hosting on Linux/Mono
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WebHostForASP.NET has automated installation of mojoPortal
 DiscountASP.NET can also handle your mojoPortal hosting needs. They won asp.netPRO Magazine's Best ASP.NET Hosting Service and Product of the Year Awards for 2006 and a number of other awards
 seekdotnet.com offers mojoPortal through their hosting control panel for easy setup
i7MEDIA provides high quality full service mojoPortal hosting including installation and upgrades.
ChristianASP is another great resource for hosting of mojoPortal
AspWebHosting.com.au is one of the leading Australia Windows hosting company that provide support for mojoPortal hosting.
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If you're a Linux and Mono enthusiast, I highly recommend
GrokThis.net for hosting of mojoPortal 1.x
The support I've had from GrokThis been excellent. The main developer/administrator is Eric Windisch whom I regard as a linux super guru. A number of mojoPortal sites are already running on GrokThis.net, including the mojoPortal Mono Demo site (mono.mojoportal.com) so Eric is very familiar with it and can have you up and running quickly.
This site was hosted on GrokThis.net for almost a year and we will very likely move back there when the Mono project 2.0 implementation is ready and working with mojoPortal. Running on Mono has been and continues to be a primary goal for the mojoPortal project since its inception. Our recent move back to Windows hosting is because it is important to run the mojoPortal site on the latest version of mojoPortal software. In fact the mojoPortal software is tested on this site before a release is made so we really needed to be in a 2.0 .NET environment and the 2.0 mono stack is just not ready at this time. We will be continually testing the 2.x branch of mojoPortal on mono and provide bug reports and where possible test cases to the mono team to help the process along as much as we can.
Ubiquity Hosting Solutions has just added support for Mono. I don't know of anyone hosting there yet but its another option. Let me know what you think if any of you try it. |