InMotion Hosting Elevates Server Security with Monarx Partnership

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InMotion Hosting has partnered with Monarx, a leader in website and server security, which delivers robust, malware detection and protection modes to its VPS Hosting and Dedicated Server customers. This partnership enhances security by providing real-time threat detection and elimination.

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Why GoDaddy Dedicated Servers Are Discontinuing For VPS

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In a surprising move, GoDaddy announced that they will be exiting the Dedicated Server Hosting market. GoDaddy is ending the sale of new dedicated servers and forcing current customers to either move to one of their VPS servers or find a new hosting provider. This decision could signal bigger changes in the market, with more hosts focusing on virtualization and reselling hosting.

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InMotion Hosting Introduces the Extreme Server: High Performance Meets High Capacity Storage at an Affordable Price

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InMotion Hosting doubles the NVMe storage capacity of its Elite server with the addition of its new Extreme Dedicated Server.


InMotion Hosting, a leading provider of web hosting solutions, is excited to announce the launch of the Extreme server, a new addition to its dedicated hosting offerings. Designed to bridge the gap between its standard dedicated servers and commercial class servers, the Extreme server provides customers with more storage at an accessible price point.

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Bare Metal Servers vs. Virtual Machines

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Bare metal servers vs virtual machines is a choice between control and flexibility. Bare metal delivers predictable performance, isolation, and cost efficiency at scale. Virtual machines prioritize speed, scalability, and lower operational overhead. The smartest teams use both: deploying bare metal where performance protects revenue, and VMs where agility keeps teams moving fast.

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What is a Hypervisor?

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A hypervisor, also known as a Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM), is a software or firmware layer that enables the virtualization of physical computer hardware. Its primary function is to create and manage virtual machines (VMs) on a single physical host. These virtual machines act as independent, isolated instances, each running its own operating system and applications.

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3 Ways Bare Metal Servers Improve Security

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In an era dominated by digitization and interconnectedness, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. Organizations of all sizes are under constant threat from cyberattacks, data breaches, and other security vulnerabilities. As a response to these challenges, the concept of bare metal servers has gained prominence as a way to bolster security measures. In this article, we take a closer look at

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What is a Bare Metal Server? Pros and Cons

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Most hosting providers won’t tell you this because bare metal and dedicated servers are often the exact same hardware—the real difference lies in who controls your server. While competitors perpetuate costly myths about superior specs and flexible billing, the actual choice determines whether you’ll need a full IT team or can rely on expert management for your mission-critical infrastructure.

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What is a Form Factor in Computers?

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While it is helpful to understand the internal components of a computer such as the CPU, GPU, and motherboard, it is also helpful to understand the various types of form factors used for modern computer systems. The form factor describes the overall shape and size of a computer or server and generally relates to the overall function of the device. In this article we will explore various computer form factors and discuss their uses. 

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Understanding How to Get a Dedicated Server for Gaming

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While most modern online video games provide their own servers, some games such as Minecraft or Valheim allow users to create servers on 3rd party services. By creating your own dedicated gaming server, you can set up a persistent online gaming environment for you and your friends to use whenever you want. In this article, we will discuss the purpose of dedicated gaming servers and explore some of the benefits of setting up your own server.

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Data Center Automation Overview

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While reading about current web hosting technologies, you have likely seen mention of automation being used in data center operations. Data center automation is becoming increasingly popular for large-scale data centers and offers clear benefits for both hosting providers and end users. By automating the deployment of operating systems, software packages, and server configurations you can increase productivity, reduce overhead, and provide a more reliable experience overall. In this article we will explore the concept of data center automation and discuss some of the benefits of automating data center operations.

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Moodle Dedicated Server Hosting: Why Shared Resources Kill LMS Performance

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Moodle looks manageable on paper: a LAMP-stack application, a MySQL database, some PHP workers. Install it on any server and move on. That assumption holds for a pilot course with 30 learners. It breaks down fast once you add real concurrency, multimedia content, and the quiz loads that define actual LMS use.

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