Web Hosting
Most of What the Hosting Industry Tells You Is Wrong
A few years back, I took over hosting for a small accommodation business in New Zealand. The kind of place where every booking comes through
A few years back, I took over hosting for a small accommodation business in New Zealand. The kind of place where every booking comes through
A SaaS founder told me his $20 server became a $600 monthly bill. The $20 machine had been fine for the first five years. After
A car that skips its service still drives fine for months. You find out what the skipped service cost on the side of the motorway,
In November 2018, a developer sent an email to all parties about an industrial business that ran its entire operation through a custom intranet system
It was January 2024, peak summer season in the Bay of Islands. For a regional tourism information site, that fortnight carries more bookings and enquiries
Most hosting comparisons focus on storage, bandwidth, uptime percentages, and support labels. The expensive failures usually happen somewhere else.
A client messages their web developer in a panic. They’ve just checked their old domain on a DNS propagation checker and the results look wrong.
A business rebrands. The new name is chosen, the logo is in progress, and someone registers the new domain. Simple enough — just point it
A web designer emails her client’s hosting provider asking for a quote to enable Redis caching. The response: “This is part of hosting services.” She
In today’s digital age, it’s vital for a business to have a strong online presence. For The Student Hand – a platform connecting students with