How to ensure site fault tolerance on 1C-Bitrix?

Question

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Good evening everyone!
Recently, problems on the hoster's side lead to site downtime. I am looking for possible ways to ensure fault tolerance for a site on 1C-Bitrix, Standard edition.
Technical support suggests using the Web Cluster, which is not available in this edition. Therefore, third-party methods of ensuring fault tolerance are of more interest.
Has anyone encountered this problem and its solution?
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

<script>
$(window).scroll(function() {
    if ($(this).scrollTop() > 1){  
        $('header').addClass("sticky");
    }
    else{
        $('header').removeClass("sticky");
    }
});
</script>

and assign a new position to the new sticky class with position:fixed;

Answer 2

Solution without jQuery
Leaves the menu and slides (if needed) when reaching the second block
https://codepen.io/artdimitrov/pen/EyPLda

Answer 3

Change hoster of course

Answer 4

If there are certain hosting rates for Bitrix due to CMS requirements, this is pure robbery. You sit on a shared hosting with a couple of dozens of users just like you - sharing the virtual space - who grabbed more load at the time of the update - that's the laurels, and the performance of those who didn't reach it. The web cluster will not give anything (if the site controller is not involved), in my opinion it's a clean scam. Bitrix is ​​something more than a start, in the presence of a load, of course - this is a virtual server. Now there are good and productive servers at affordable prices for SSDs. memcache at the hoster is unlikely to be able to connect. With a stable load - KVM virtualization, no one will encroach on your resources. I recently tested the performance of Bitrix (number of parrots) - on a well-known hosting and bought for 60r "Very cheap server" on firstvds.ru - a small business with a commodity base got up exactly - from 37 raised to 60, and this is without fine tuning (without support for mysqli, HandlerSocket, and innoDB). The cost of a virtual server on SSD is now decently less than on hosting, but you get a bare server without a panel, without backups (each option for additional finance). You can find a good Linuxoid that bitrixVm will set up kosher - once, and + agree to react when technologies change (PHP, mysqli, apache)