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WordPress staging plugins and backup plugins are a common combo, but what are they and are they necessary? Establishing a staging site is usually a wonderful place to start if you want to update your website, give your page a new design, or start from scratch and are unclear of how to go. Making changes […]

If you don’t reach your websites, emails and server (control panel: htts://servername.com:2222) you are probably has been blocked by our Firewall because of these most common reasons: 1. Using wrong login credentials for your control panel, mail (SMTP, POP), database access (to phpMyAdmin), or to some of your CMS on your plan (WordPress, Opencart, Magento, […]

Brief introduction Website owners and SEO experts should prioritize the goal of decreasing server response time. It is a pointless investment of resources to create a website if it takes too long to load and drives visitors away. The initial few seconds are crucial in determining whether a customer will stay on your page or […]

Did you ever come across the 503 error on your WordPress site? It’s a pretty common error in WordPress, but fear not! Today, we have a tutorial that will guide you through the steps to fix it. Don’t worry if the steps seem a bit technical – you don’t need to be an expert to […]

With every single release of WordPress, we wanted to give you a quick post on how to help you towards a successful update without facing any crashes, downtime or unpredictable errors. Here we will point you to a few areas to help you prepare for an easy update to the latest and greatest version of […]

If you experience multiple reinfections and your website is one among several in an account, there is a strong possibility that you are facing cross-site contamination. Cross-site contamination refers to the negative impact on a website caused by neighboring sites on the same server due to inadequate isolation or configuration of the server or account. […]

Redis Object Cache works by storing frequently accessed objects in memory for fast retrieval, reducing the need to fetch the objects from the original data source (such as a database) repeatedly. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how Redis Object Cache typically operates: Application requests an object: When an application needs to access an object, it […]

OpenLiteSpeed and LiteSpeed Enterprise are both web server software developed by LiteSpeed Technologies. While they share some similarities, there are notable differences between them: Licensing: OpenLiteSpeed is an open-source web server released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). It means that it can be used, modified, and distributed freely. On the other hand, LiteSpeed […]

Nginx hosting refers to the practice of using the Nginx web server software to host websites and serve web content. Nginx (pronounced “engine-x”) is a high-performance, open-source web server that can also function as a reverse proxy, load balancer, and caching server. Nginx is known for its efficient and scalable architecture, which allows it to […]

Securing your WordPress website is crucial to prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and other security threats. Here are some steps you can take to enhance the security of your WordPress website: Keep WordPress up-to-date: Ensure that you are using the latest version of WordPress, as outdated versions can contain security vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit. […]