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Why we’ve asked some customers to transfer domains away
Domain regulation, compliance and accreditation have real-world consequences for customers, especially if you cast your TLD net widely around the world.
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The free 2026 SiteHost t-shirt
There’s a new year coming, which means a new SiteHost shirt. No cost, great design, limited time.
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Alvin Lawry on Active Print’s reinvention and ERP-fuelled efficiency
The right ERP helped speed up workflow at Active Print, a business that can put your brand on almost any merchandise you want. Managing Director Alvin Lawry gives us an inside view.
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Bad bots are changing the internet
Bots now make up the majority of internet traffic, and most of them are doing more harm than good. This first article in a series about bot protection describes the size of the problem.
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Changes to Monitoring for Unmanaged Cloud Container Servers
As we bring Cloud Containers in line with every other type of server, unmanaged really does mean unmonitored.
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.CO domains: Renew now ahead of big technical changes
If you have any .CO domains to renew or register in October, act now before a very big technical and operational change begins.
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NZ domains are back on the up in 2025
The total number of .nz domains could reach a new record high soon.
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The search for optimal performance reaches your database
When database performance is slowing you down take a look at your queries and plugins, and check whether it might be time for an upgrade.
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Important security patches for sudo vulnerabilities in Linux servers
A pair of sudo vulnerabilities affecting Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux servers have been patched for our Managed customers.
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In the Zone: Automagically Import Your DNS Records
DNS data entry is boring, so let a machine do it for you.
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Cloud Container storage changes: More space for more application data
Cloud Container servers are all about to get 5-15GB more storage. We’re making space for application data that, until now, has ended up in the wrong place.
