Bandwidth and Data Transfer
Bandwidth explained Data transfer is the total amount of data, typically measured in Megabytes, Gigabytes or Terabytes, that may be downloaded or uploaded during a given month. Bandwidth refers to the …
Very Offbeat Gift Ideas for the Holiday Season
Very Offbeat Gift Ideas for the Holiday Season Every Holiday Season, I dig into let’s say, some unusual gifts ideas on the Internet. The ones I’ve noted below caught …
Yes! The CRAZIEST deals of 2019 are here
Grab a loaded high end newest generation Intel or AMD Ryzen Servers with lots of RAM! Tons of storage options on hand, from 1TB ssds, to NVMe, 16TB spinning …
Traffic and VALUE drives your online presence
How do I improve my Google ranking? I see this one question asked over and over in web hosting forums, so I took some notes about what their members recommended. …
Security | Risk | Managed Versus Unmanaged Web Services
An alarming number of web hosting providers that offer managed dedicated server services do not publish exactly what they manage, rather attempt to sway prospects with vague marketing mumbo …
Burst versus Swap Memory
Burst versus swap discussions are normally – comparisons of OpenVZ versus Xen memory management. There are advantages and disadvantages to each, with burst associated with VZ and swap to Xen. …
Keeping Your WordPress Sites Safe
Unfortunately, a ton of websites get hacked or defaced everyday around the Globe. I’ve seen statistics that state up to 90% of all hacked websites are related to (CMS) …
Increase Google traffic to your website
FREE versus Paid Traffic Organic traffic is traffic you receive from free click-throughs in search engines (not sponsored). The higher your site ranks, the more traffic you receive, thus …
Protecting Your Data
Most business owners understand the need for IT disaster recovery, in some fashion. I still see businesses, mostly Mom and Pop shops, with a single UPS securing their entire …
New Colocation Build-Outs
Power requirements Ok, we all know that power is a huge consideration in building out or maintaining a data center. A 1MW data center consumes 177 million kWH, worth …