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Understanding the Dedicated Server Bandwidth
What is bandwidth? In terms of computers, a typical definition of bandwidth by Internet Service…
IIS 10 Features view – What is New?
Summary: In all the web hosting news you might have noticed the buzz around Windows…
How to Install and Configure Git on Fedora 22
Introduction Git is a popular open-source version control system (VCS). It widely used for source…
Five WordPress Plugins that Hamper Your Shared Server’s Performance
Popular among several bloggers and web developers, WordPress is the easiest and most user-friendly platform…
Why We Do Not Provide ‘Unlimited’ Hosting Plans
‘Unlimited’ web hosting is impossible. Many companies claim to offer just that, but this is…
Four Greatest Cloud Security Myths – What’s Your Perception?
Cloud has become the most auspicious term for businesses. Though there’s a spectacular rise in…
Reasons Why You Should Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)
If you run a website or online business, you will want to ensure that your…
Introduction to the Eleven Key Components of OpenStack – Part 2
Until now it might be quite clear what is OpenStack. You simply say that OpenStack…
What Is Storage Pool and Space In Windows Server?
Summary Since the availability of Windows Server 2012, several new features of storage have made…