I think we all know, particularly those new to the hosting industry, how confusing the acronyms and jargon in this industry can be. At times, it can almost feel like people are speaking an entirely different language. It doesn’t need to be complicated.
One of the more important configuration files in Linux is the File Systems Tab: fstab. Generally located in the /etc/ directory, it’s used to define how stuff should be mounted into Linux. What that means is that if you have a decent idea what you’re doing, you can enjoy some pretty significant performance increases on any servers […]
“Imagine,” reads a product page from IBM Systems, “an entire IT infrastructure controlled not by hands and hardware, but by software. One in which workloads like big data and analytics are serviced automatically by the most appropriate resource.”
Hey there, folks! Today, we’re going to have a chat about PHP – more specifically, one of the most important files in any PHP installation. I’m talking about php.ini. This handy little file is used for everything from installing php libraries to updating plugins to configuring your entire server – so it’s kind of important. And it’s also more […]
Python and PHP are among the most popular web development languages in the world. Each has its own strengths, weaknesses, and quirks. But which of the two is superior? More importantly, which one is a better choice for your business?
This demo video is all about setting up a 301 redirect using cPanel. If you are looking to change domains names or simply combine URLs, using the 301 redirect will let you do so without losing all the benefits of your SEO efforts. If you’re using Plesk 10 and need to setup a 301 redirect […]
Web redirects are nothing new – one site redirecting to another site is something that has been in place for many years. In a previous post and video we discussed the importance of domain aliases and how they work to redirect one website to another while keeping the domain name active. Redirects are different as […]
Many people, when starting a new business, usually think of and plan for the long term when first starting out. How will the business model scale when things get busy? Will we be able to support fast growth with our current processes in place? These are things that are typically always addressed right away. Unfortunately, […]
Just few recent things about iptables.
Here is a small guide about how to setup most popular FTP servers on linux for site-to-site transfers ( FXP ).
