Since 2018, the year the project was born MANAGED SERVER, we made some technical disclosure and specialized training in GNU / Linux, advanced systems engineering e Website Performance One of the central pillars of our daily work. Today, with great satisfaction, we celebrate an important milestone: 500 articles published on our blog. This result isn't just a number, but the concrete fruit of years of work, research, testing, writing, and continuous comparison, with the aim of providing really useful content to those who work in the IT sector or who are curious and eager to learn about the world of digital infrastructure.
Since its first steps, our blog has been conceived not as a simple container of tutorials, but as a a true instrument of technical evangelization, aimed at spreading best practices and work methodologies oriented towards stability, safety and performance. We have consistently and consistently addressed all the main Open source CMS - from the Wordpress a WooCommerce, PrestaShop a Magento, via Drupal e Joomla — with a practical, up-to-date focus aimed at real optimization, including the impact on Google Core Web Vitals, which have now become an essential factor for the success of any web project.
Alongside the optimization topics, we have explored fundamental topics for every modern system administrator, such as computer security, vulnerability management, infrastructure resilience, resource monitoring, Horizontal scalability, and service tuning. We didn't limit ourselves to the web side, but we also explored transversal and crucial areas: from DBMS more widespread as MySQL, MariaDB e Tap Server, up to server technologies such as Nginx, Varnish, Redis e PHP-FPM, which represent the beating heart of our technology stack.
In recent years, our vision has further broadened: we have introduced content dedicated to mail server management, All 'blacklist analysis, to the configuration of systems such as Postfix e Dovecot, addressing the issues of deliverability,IP reputation and SPF, DKIM, DMARC authenticationWe have written articles dedicated to the backup management, to replication tools, to ZFS snapshots, up to dealing with the complexity of the distributed infrastructures, cloud providers and self-hosted solutions.
Last but not least, we have always reserved space for news and updates from around the world. Linux e Open Source, with articles designed to help professionals and enthusiasts stay up-to-date on the most relevant news, both in the server and desktop fields, without neglecting reflections on strategic issues such as digital freedom, technological sovereignty and the role of open source communities.
Our goal, which we renew today with even more conviction, is to become one of the top 2025 Italian blogs specializing in GNU/Linux and systems engineering by 5It is an ambitious goal, but we strongly believe that it can be achieved thanks to the constant dedication, expertise gained in the field, and above all to precious support from our community — readers, customers, colleagues, and collaborators who follow us, read us, write to us, and encourage us to improve every day.
Thank you so much To all those who have accompanied us on this journey. We will continue to grow, learn, test, and above all share, true to our mission of making IT infrastructure solid, transparent, and accessible. 🚀
