Linux server hosting is a completely different world from software as a service (SaaS) website builders like Wix, Squarespace, and Bandzoogle. The DIY route always includes more possibilities. The purpose of this blog is to compare the two most powerful and cost-effective web hosting options, cPanel-Managed VPS vs. Cloud Server Hosting.
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Time is money. Customers today don’t want to wait for anything – especially a slow website. This is why website speed optimization is important. In fact, 40% of consumers report abandoning a website that took more than 3 seconds to fully load. They’ll leave your website for your competitor who has a faster site, maybe unless you have something exclusive and worth the wait. What makes it worse: 80% of the aforementioned 40% never come back. That’s a lot of people!
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There’s a plugin for all types of functions: WordPress security, search engine optimization (SEO), accessibility, expressing Phil Collins fandom, and even spawning unicorns. Sticking with website security, there are many attack vectors available to cyber criminals including:
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There’s a lot of misinformation regarding how to start a podcast and why it’s worth the effort. Do you need web hosting to podcast? What equipment and software do you need to make podcast? Read on to learn:
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You have to backup your website. As a business owner, it is the hub of your brand. Every component of your website is the result of your decisions and way of thinking. There are a lot of security measures you should take seriously including:
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Web hosting is the act of storing data on a headless computer (no keyboard, mouse, or monitor), known as a server. A website requires a web server. Sometimes, you may need separate servers for different tasks:
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PHP 8.0 is here, just one year after PHP 7.4 was released in November 2019. Some of the most popular content management systems (CMSs) including WordPress and Moodle depend on the scripting language as part of the LAMP Stack:
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The main purpose of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is to communicate with web servers. HTTP/3 and preceding advancements on the HTTP network protocol are meant to enhance overall performance for web servers running common, resource-intensive applications including:
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If you’ve researched specifications for buying a personal computer (PC) at any point within the 2010s, you’ve likely noticed solid state drives (SSDs), USB 3.1, and HDMI have all become the new standards for highest possible data transfer rates. These hardware advancements mainly benefit office and home setups.
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After talking with a system administrator (sysadmin) about Managed VPS Hosting, I wanted to ask someone else about unmanaged Linux servers. We generally recommend cloud servers for advanced Linux users who are comfortable in the command-line interface (CLI), or terminal. But sometimes, the best way to learn something is to just go for it and learn as you go.
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