IPv4 for VPS: practical guide. Dedicated IP address, reputation and PTR records, email setup, diagnostics. How many sites per IP, when additional addresses needed, how to check reputation.
KVM virtualization in VPS: what it is, how it differs from OpenVZ and VMware. Complete isolation, guaranteed resources, root access. Performance comparison, examples of Docker, Kubernetes, Windows Server usage.
ECC RAM in VPS: what it is, how much memory different projects need. Comparison of 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 GB RAM. Why ECC matters for stability. RAM shortage signs and when to upgrade.
vCore in VPS: what they are, how to choose core count. Comparison of 1, 2, 4, and 8 vCore for different projects. Real performance examples for WordPress, WooCommerce, API services.
Complete MySQL backup guide: mysqldump tutorial, automation with cron, GFS rotation strategy, S3 upload, restore procedures. Learn to protect your database with automated backups.
Step-by-step PrestaShop 9 installation on THE.Hosting VPS. LEMP setup, SSL, performance optimization, security. Launch your store in 30 minutes.
Docker is often recommended as something you can “just install and forget,” but that mindset is exactly why so much confusion surrounds it. In some places Docker is described as almost a virtual machine; elsewhere it’s presented as a “security technology,” and sometimes it’s even promised to speed up everything. In real infrastructure, Docker is first and foremost a way to package an application together with its environment and run it predictably — today, a month from now, on another server, and even with a different team. To make it genuinely simplify your life, it helps to understand once where the myths end and good practice begins.
CSF (ConfigServer Security Firewall) is a popular tool for managing security and firewalls on servers, often used in environments where control panels such as ISPmanager are installed. CSF offers a wide range of features to protect your server.