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Hosting prices after the introductory discount: calculate the real cost
A low introductory price helps you start cheaply, but does not tell you what running the website will cost later. Compare plans across the whole…
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Website backups: how to verify that recovery really works
'We create backups automatically' sounds reassuring. For a working website, it matters more to know exactly what a copy contains, how old it is and…
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Managed and unmanaged VPS: who takes care of security
A VPS gives you more freedom than ordinary shared hosting. That freedom also brings work that may not appear on a product card. Judge the…
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Hosting for an online shop: plan for peaks, orders and recovery
An online shop needs more than space for a product catalog. At a critical moment, the cart, order, payment and customer message must all work…
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A slow website: what hosting can fix and what you must change yourself
Moving to a more expensive server may help if the application lacks resources. But a site with very large images, many scripts or an inefficient…
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Availability and SLAs: what a 99.9% promise means
An availability figure looks clear until you ask what is measured and how an outage is judged. When choosing hosting, read the SLA together with…
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How to move a website to another host without unnecessary downtime
A successful migration is more than a copy of the files. You also need to move the database and application settings, prepare a certificate, and…
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Email on your own domain: what hosting and DNS each do
Your website and email can run with different providers. It therefore helps to decide separately on web hosting, mailboxes and messages sent by the…
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HTTPS and certificates: what must keep working after setup
The lock icon in the address bar depends on the domain, server and a valid certificate working together. HTTPS protects traffic between a browser…
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Hosting for a content management system: what to check before ordering
A label such as 'hosting for a content management system' does not tell you how easy your site will be to operate. Before buying, compare the…
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CPU, RAM, storage and I/O: how to read hosting specifications
A large storage figure does not tell you how quickly your website will run. What matters is the combination of capacity, performance limits and the…
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Domain, DNS and hosting: three services worth keeping separate
Your website address, DNS settings and web space often appear on one invoice. They are still three different things. Knowing which one has failed…
Read full articleOne checklist helps the project owner, developer and administrator verify that the selected hosting meets the website's real operating needs. Mark an item only when you have evidence from the service terms or your own test. RPO is the greatest acceptable data loss; RTO is the longest acceptable recovery time.
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