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How we cut average page load time by 40 percent
Moving the shared hosting fleet to NVMe storage and enabling object caching by default changed the numbers more than any single tuning pass we have done.What ac…
A practical guide to choosing between shared hosting and a VPS
The honest answer is that most sites do not need a VPS, and the ones that do usually know why.Shared hosting stops being the right fit when you need a specific …
What a 99.9 percent uptime SLA really means
Three nines allow roughly 43 minutes of downtime per month. That sounds generous until you consider that most of it is consumed by planned maintenance.We publis…
Why we still run our own DNS
Outsourcing DNS is cheap and mostly fine, right up to the moment your provider has a bad day and every customer domain resolves nowhere.Running an anycast pair …
Backups you have never tested are not backups
We restore a random account from backup every week and time it end to end. The number that matters is not whether a backup exists but how long it takes to be us…
Reading your resource usage graphs
CPU spikes are normal; sustained saturation is not. This post walks through the three shapes that show up most often and what each one usually means.
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