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If you want to get your site online and provide reliable services to your visitors, you will have to choose the right hosting provider. However, you also have to decide what kind of hosting service you are going to get to host your website. There are hundreds of companies that provide all kinds of hosting […]

It is not secret for anyone that there is no such thing as “one size fits all” or “multi-functional solution” when it comes to solid state drives (SSDs) and their usage. We will take a deeper look at what are the main differences between client and enterprise SSDs and what people need to know about […]

ZFS replication is an advanced way to clone your software and data by converting snapshots into a serialized stream of data as well as zfs receive transforms the stream back into directories and files. The replication is not based on the “byte-for-byte copy” method, and that’s make it an good option in some specific cases. […]

The primary distinction between virtual and physical memory is that physical memory makes reference to the actual RAM of the system connected to the motherboard. Virtual memory, on the other hand, is a technique of memory management that enables users to execute programs that are bigger compared to the actual physical memory. An operating system’s memory management is […]

A CPU that has separation between two areas of the processor is called a virtual core. Virtual cores do some of the computer’s work without interacting with other components. A virtual processor is another name for a virtual CPU (vCPU). It isn’t actually on the processor, but it acts as if it were. For quantitative […]

When it comes to web hosting servers, LiteSpeed is one of the established market leaders, powering over 6.4 percent of active websites. We’ve already discussed where Litespeed differs from Apache although, now it is time to concentrate only on the LSWS technology. What is LiteSpeed? LiteSpeed Enterprise is a for-profit proprietary server solution that has complete compatibility with […]

What is a ping of death attack? A PoD (Ping of Death) attack is a type of denial-of-service (DoS) assault where the attacker sends a packet that exceeds the maximum permissible size, causing the victim’s computer to crash or freeze. The original PoD attack is becoming less frequent. An ICMP flood attack, which is similar, is more common. […]

Here at CooliceHost, we will answer the most frequently requested question. We will discusses how ZFS handles read and write caching. ZFS is a sophisticated file system with numerous features like shared storage, data cleaning, capacity, and much more. However, one of the best aspects of ZFS is how it caches, reads, and writes data. […]

Dropshipping is a method of trading in which a shop or a retailer buys a product from a third party and delivers it to the customer without even placing a finger on it. In most cases, sellers purchase items, then organize their inventory and put the products on sale. Whereas, dropshippers usually buy and sell […]

Picking backend innovation is a standout amongst the most critical choices that each CEO and CTO need to make. It decides how quick an item can be sent to showcase, what is the aggregate cost and how huge torment upkeep will be. JavaScript has been a standout amongst the most well known customer side programming […]