What is the ratio/link between the amount of visitors to a site and the bandwidth in GB?
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That all depends on the content of the website. If a page is text, it won't take up much space at all. If a page has a lot of high quality pictures, sound, or video, this will take up much more bandwidth. Figure out what the size of your content is and then consider that every person that views your content has to download it to their computer (except for dynamic code. That produces the content on demand so it will differ from the size of it on disc). Add in a little extra space for the packets the users send to request the content and you'll have an idea of how much bandwidth each user will need. Of course, if you're lazy, you can just use a bandwidth calculator such as this one http://www.activeonline.ie/bwcalc.shtml
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