'Web Hosting' Category

  • Understanding IonCube

    January 10, 2012

    PHP has been an Internet mainstay for well over a decade.   Originally created to make boring, static home pages more dynamic and interesting (factoid: PHP originally stood for Personal Home Pages!) it is now nearly ubiquitous in deployment, installed on over one million web servers all over the planet. Much of PHP’s success can [...]

  • Internet DNS – Troubleshooting Part 1

    September 23, 2011

    DNS is ubiquitous on the Internet, yet it is often misunderstood and remains a mystery to most people. As a hosting provider we administer and troubleshoot DNS issues several times per day, if not several times per hour; so we thought it would be fun and educational to write up a series of posts regarding [...]

  • Finding Focus in Hosting

    July 25, 2011

    About a year ago, I was onsite at our colocation getting some work done.    While I was there a fellow that ran a large competing web hosting company had also come in to do the same.   Being a cordial guy I walked over and introduced myself, we exchanged pleasantries and discussed our industry and rival [...]

  • Internet DNS – An Introduction

    December 19, 2008

    DNS is ubiquitous on the Internet, yet it is often misunderstood and remains a mystery to most people. As a hosting provider we administer and troubleshoot DNS issues several times per day, if not several times per hour; so we thought it would be fun and educational to write up a series of posts regarding [...]

 
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