DNS best practices
You cannot imagine the internet without DNS. There is almost no service that doesn’t depend on...
Understanding the HTTP status codes
Any now and then, when we are browsing the internet, we get one of those – error 500 or error 404. What does this number mean? How many...
Domain flipping explained: Buy and sell a domain for profit
In the dynamic landscape of the internet, an intriguing business venture has been gaining popularity, where digital entrepreneurs embrace...
SERVFAIL Explained: How It Affects Your Internet Experience
Picture this: you’re browsing the web, enthusiastic about exploring new websites or accessing...
Why media can’t live without CDN
Do you remember the time when we were reading the news in a printed newspaper and we were going to a video store to rent a VHS? The things...
Domain registration. How to choose a domain name?
If you want to make a website for your business, the first obstacle that you face, even before the actual creation of the site is the...
Whitelisting vs Blacklisting, preventing or reacting
There are different security methods out there, but when it comes to data filtering, there are two...
What is an SSL certificate and do we need it?
An SSL certificate is essential for securing websites, encrypting sensitive data, and building trust with users. You have probably seen the...
Single Point of Failure (SPOF): How to Identify and Eliminate It?
The risk of a Single Point of Failure (SPOF) has become a critical concern in interconnected modern businesses and technologies. The...
How to set up a new DNS zone for your WordPress site
We will show you two different ways to set up a new DNS zone for WordPress, depending on if your site was created and hosted through WordPress.com or you have a hosting with a cPanel. We will show you a step-by-step guide for the two options.