Talking solar power with Canterbury Tech
Video re-cap: Yesterday I was invited to present our 'Journey to a Solar-Powered Cloud' at Canterbury Tech's Lunchtime Tech Session for April, with a wide-ranging Q&A afterwards.
ELevate your way into the post-CentOS era
If your server is running CentOS (any version) or CloudLinux 6/7, it’s time to plot an upgrade path away from these doomed distros. Here’s how to upgrade with the ELevate tool.
We're directly registering international domains now
A milestone moment introduces a new, more direct approach to registering .com and .org domains with SiteHost.
Gmail tightens its spam filters again
To safely deliver thousands of emails a day, you need the right SPF, DKIM and DMARC records.
MariaDB Takes the Place of MySQL in New Cloud Container Servers
After years of defaulting to MySQL, we’re shifting MariaDB up the pecking order.
Hard drive history, 2007-2023: Hundreds of times faster, dozens of time bigger
How economic is it to run your own hardware rather than rent cloud services? A look at storage media shows how fast the maths is changing.
When you're serious about AI, it makes sense to host your own
Your own dedicated AI Hosting makes everything, from experimenting to budgeting, easier.
Order your free 2024 SiteHost t-shirt and celebrate our 20th anniversary!
Our annual t-shirt giveaway is back, and this time it marks a serious milestone.
Holiday hours, summer 2023-24
Phone support hours will be reduced over the holiday period. Work on support tickets will keep happening, but on a reduced roster, and we’ll be available 24/7 for emergencies.
Phishing attempts target SiteHost customers
SiteHost customers are receiving phishing emails with fake login links. Time to add 2FA to your SiteHost account and take other steps to protect yourself.
Benchmarks show how fast our High Performance Virtual Servers are
Our new High Performance Virtual Servers (HPVS) deliver more than you get from the big international names, and we have the receipts.
AWS finds a new toll to charge everyone, calls it "modernisation"
AWS puts a price on IPv4 addresses while blocking adoption of IPv6. Another reason to think twice before going all in on The Cloud.