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If you are looking to take your WordPress server to the next level, you’ve come to the right place. Here are the best optimization techniques available.
This past weekend, members of the HostDime team participated in the “Walk for Autism” fundraiser in Altamonte Springs, Florida, to help raise money for Autism Speaks! Our goal was $700, but we almost doubled the amount and our generous team ended up raising over $1300!
HostDime’s new knowledge base, powered by Atlassian Confluence, features helpful guides, How To’s, informative tools, answers to server questions, and more easy-to-digest resources served with a simple, clean design.
Dive into the pros and cons of five PHP handlers, and determine which one is best suitable for your specific server operations.
HostDime is happy to celebrate over 12 years of operating a data center in the Historic Town of Eatonville, as we look ahead to the exciting future we both share.
CSF turns your server into a powerful firewall and intrusion detection system. This firewall has the nifty ability to block an entire countries’ traffic.
ownCloud users don’t have to worry about complicated regulations or fines with their file sharing. Thanks to on-premises installation and strict security features, you not only gain full control of your data, but a truly private cloud and fully compliant GDPR solution for your enterprise.
California is the world’s 5th largest economy, so having strong Internet protections there is a major win against throttling and paid prioritization.
Plesk has recently amped up their features and now offer 100+ extensions that increase business-critical functionality and innovation.
Not all SSLs are created equal. What are EV SSL’s and do they increase sales enough to justify the investment? Let’s dive in and go over some numbers to see if the cost is worth it for your enterprise.
HostDime’s bare metal servers feature Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) so your server can be managed REMOTELY from anywhere in the world.
Data centers are the cornerstone of our current economy, so it’s no surprise that they are one of the largest consumers of electricity in the world.