Banko Stoyanov, Author at CooliceHost.com

It’s been 5 years since we started offering hosting with DirectAdmin – time for a quick report and moving on… All of our DirectAdmin servers are now at least version 8 of Cloud Linux… for DirectAdmin based Nginx and Cloud Hosting we are done with the OS upgrades that most hosting providers are suffering from […]

Hardware is required for the operation of any server, whether it is hosted in a closet in your office or in the cloud. It’s common to refer to the technological components of your server as “Server Resources.” They may either speed up and improve the efficiency and speed of your server, or if they are […]

We are excited to inform you that at 4:00АM on Saturday, May 25, 2024 Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) we have migrated our DC2 USA server ( https://coolicehost.com/web-hosting.html ) to a new home datacenter location in Oregon USA. This migration will bring several benefits for our customers, including the use of the next generation Ryzen CPU […]

We are thrilled to announce that Coolicehost.com has expanded to a new location in the USA! Our state-of-the-art servers are now live in Hillsboro, Oregon, a prime spot in the heart of the “Silicon Forest.” This move marks a significant milestone in our journey to provide top-tier hosting solutions to our clients, particularly those seeking […]

Redis, also known as Remote Dictionary Server, is a type of database that can write caching to the RAM of the server itself. Unlike traditional caching methods, where it is recorded either on the hard drive itself or in a classic database, Redis is significantly faster because it retrieves the recorded data from the server’s […]

WAF (Web Application Firewall) or web application firewall helps protect web applications by filtering and monitoring HTTP traffic between a web application and the Internet. Typically, a WAF protects web applications from attacks such as cross-site forgery, cross-site contamination, cross-site scripting (XSS), file inclusion, and SQL Injection. WAF is a layer 7 protocol in the […]

What exactly is a CPU? A server’s central processing unit (CPU) is a physical component that houses the main computing unit. Data is transformed into digital signals by servers and other smart devices, which then use those signals to do mathematical operations. The main element that processes the impulses and enables computation is the CPU. […]

Introduction Are you a small to medium business owner concerned about the security of your online business but overwhelmed by technical jargon? You are not alone. Ensuring the security of your online presence and reputation is important, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. This to-do list is designed specifically for non-technical small and medium […]

What does networking’s time-to-live (TTL) mean? The term “time to live” (TTL) describes the number of “hops” that a packet is allowed to stay in a network before a router discards it. TTL is also utilized in other settings, such as DNS and CDN caching. How does TTL work? The understanding of it’s process. There […]

With the help of this useful set of commands, monitor disk consumption. One of the everyday tasks for system administrators (and others) is to monitor disk utilization information. A few built-in tools in Linux assist in providing that information. The df command in Linux The Linux program df, which stands for “disk-free,” displays the amount […]