Reinstall the operating system on a THE.Hosting dedicated server in 10–20 minutes without contacting support. Any OS from the catalog — Debian, CentOS, Windows Server, and more.
THE.Hosting dedicated servers include a hardware RAID controller as standard. How it differs from software RAID, which levels are supported, and why it matters for data reliability.
THE.Hosting dedicated servers come with two processors as standard. What this means for performance, which workloads benefit most, and why it matters.
Collabora is an office suite for working with documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in a browser, designed primarily for deployment within your own infrastructure.
Sometimes a single IP address is not enough for a server — especially as a project grows, new services appear, or the infrastructure needs to be separated. At THE.Hosting, additional IPs can be ordered through the billing system. The process takes only a few minutes and does not require complex configuration. Important: The option to order additional IP addresses is available for VPS plans starting from Argentum.
When people talk about LAMP, two fairly opposite opinions usually appear. The first one sounds something like this: “LAMP is a classic that still powers half of the internet.” The second one goes the other way: “LAMP is hopelessly outdated — it’s time to stop torturing the old stack and move on to newer, faster technologies.” In this article, we’ll try to look at the situation more carefully and understand why, even in 2026, LAMP remains a practical choice for many projects.
RouterOS is often described as if it were just an advanced firmware for routers. In practice, things are far more interesting.
RouterOS is a full-fledged network operating system capable of routing, filtering and marking traffic, setting up VPNs, managing multiple internet links, assigning addresses, and segmenting networks. At first, this sheer number of features can feel overwhelming—you need a clear idea of what you want to build from this toolkit. But in return, you get a system that you control completely.
Grafana is a platform that lets you build clear, convenient dashboards for monitoring your infrastructure and applications. Think of it as a storefront for dаta: Grafana connects to sources of metrics, logs, and traces, visualizes them in dashboards, and can send notifications when something goes wrong. Because of this, Grafana often becomes a central hub that developers, administrators, and operations engineers all use to quickly assess the health of services.
The modern internet is built in a way where free content often comes bundled with trackers, intrusive banners, and other unpleasant extras. In browsers, this is usually handled with extensions, but that approach has a major limitation: it only works inside the browser. Meanwhile, interaction with today’s internet goes far beyond a PC browser. Smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, and in-app traffic remain outside that protection.
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.