It all started with a seemingly simple ticket. A customer reported that downloading some large files from their site was inexplicably slow when done via browser. This wasn't a minor difference, one of those
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For over a decade the hosting market has worked according to a rather simple and, for a long time, absolutely effective formula: sell hosting plans by making available a certain number of gigabytes of space, a PHP interpreter, a MySQL database or
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There's a question we always ask when we get a customer who's running away from another provider, and it doesn't concern the number of cores, the gigabytes of RAM, the type of NVMe disk, or the declared connection speed.
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Some migrations are difficult because the infrastructure is complex. Some migrations are difficult because there's a lot of data, because an application was poorly developed, because a database is huge, or because you need to work on legacy systems that haven't been touched for years.
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There are migrations where the result is exactly what you expect. The client comes from a hosting provider that can no longer guarantee adequate response times and moves to a higher-performance, elite infrastructure like ours.
In the hosting market there is a practice that has been widespread for many years, rarely discussed openly because it is convenient for everyone (or almost everyone): the recognition of commercial commissions to webmasters, developers, web designers, agencies and consultants who direct their clients towards
When talking about website speed, one of the first topics that comes up is almost always the Web Cache. The reason is simple: avoiding regenerating a page from scratch for each request allows you to drastically reduce the
Web Cache is nice, but Hit Ratio is better. Read More »
Entrusting the development, maintenance, or administration of a website to a non-EU freelancer, whether Indian, Pakistani (or otherwise), found on an international platform like Fiver, for example, may seem like a cost-effective option. The quote is low,
When it comes to web security, one of the most common mistakes is designing defenses by looking at the system exclusively from the developer's perspective. You check the code, install a firewall, add a
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In an enterprise Linux migration, the problem is rarely simply upgrading the operating system. The real problem is everything that has been built on top of that system over the years: legacy packages, no longer available dependencies, scripts.
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