New in Cloud Containers: Container Cloning
Now you can easily create a copy of an existing container or synchronise the data between two containers.
The sun never sets on SiteHost’s support team
The secret to offering personal, expert support to ever more kiwi customers has been to take SiteHost overseas.
Goodbye CWP, hello new Silverstripe hosting options
With CWP support ending, Government agencies are facing new choices in local Silverstripe hosting.
Customer profile: Central Station
Central Station have produced incredible Silverstripe work for high-profile clients throughout NZ, and won plaudits along the way.
Cloud Containers OS upgrade ensures Linux support through to 2025
We’re upgrading the operating system under every Cloud Container, ensuring support through to at least April 2025.
Hosting is Becoming a Global Game in a Time of Support Local
Acquisitions have once again changed the landscape. Quintin, our co-founder, takes a look at the NZ web hosting industry.
New Update Opens Up Our API
The SiteHost API is now easier to access, better documented, and ready for you to build great things.
PHP 8.0 Available for Cloud Containers
PHP 8.0 is out now for Cloud Containers, and there's a few things to know before you dive in.
SiteHost Shirt (2021 Edition)
We're back for 2021 with another great free SiteHost shirt. Get in quick!
Customer Profile: Sunny Side Up
Brendan and Ben spoke with Nicolaas from Sunny Side Up - a successful web development agency in Wellington - about his story, Silverstripe, becoming climate positive certified and his experience with us over the years. The beautiful beach photos are courtesy of Nicolaas himself.
International Domains & ICANN What's Going On?
The international domain name market is going through some changes. Here's what's going on.
How We Deal With DDoS Attacks
In light of the recent DDoS attack on the NZX more than a few of our customers have asked us how SiteHost mitigates DDoS attacks. So we thought we might put out a little post explaining what goes on behind the scenes at SiteHost should this ever happen to you.