Certain domain names come with unexpected price tags that might be higher than you anticipated. Here’s the reason behind it.
Over time we've written 15,000 words on the Cloud Exit, AWS, and improvements in server hardware. Can this month's buzziest AI tool turn that into a useful podcast?
Years after the "cloud exit" began, AWS can no longer ignore the attractive economics of self-hosting. Their customers should pay attention.
The newest Ryzen CPUs, the 9000 series, mark the debut of AMD’s Zen 5 architecture. Despite some underwhelming headlines we’re impressed with what we’ve seen.
And why new customers sometimes get slowed down by ID checks on their way into SiteHost.
Gmail and other email systems require email senders to be authenticated by an SPF or DKIM record. Here’s how to make sure your mail gets through spam checks.
On Cloud Containers, it's easy to break down every millisecond of web page load time with PHP extension Xdebug.
An SSH vulnerability affecting Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux distros could allow unauthenticated users to remotely access systems. Patching efforts are underway on all servers that we manage.
We’re stopping two bots, or spiders, that crawl the web for AI training data from hammering Cloud Container servers too hard.
A big addition to the Cloud Container platform introduces new graphic breakdowns of metrics like CPU, RAM, and disk usage per server or per container. Start drilling into the details now.
If you’re running cPanel or Plesk on a soon-to-be-unsupported OS like CentOS, AlmaLinux 7 or Debian 10, then WebPros are pleased to announce extended support - for a fee.
A new “Swap Registrar” option appears for some domain renewals now. Here’s why it’s a good idea to tick the box.