Most people think of servers as merely upgraded desktop machines – perhaps with a lot of flashing lights and an ominous presence!
But anyone who’s worked in a data center knows that they can be quite innocuous looking. Even though web servers take on the load of millions of visitors to websites every day, they are still shrouded in mystery to the average user. Here are five things you probably didn’t know about servers.
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Have you been the victim of a dumb web host? Here’s a list of 13 dumb things that a web host may have done to you. »
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A light-hearted look at the 7 questions a guy might ask his potential web hosting company. »
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Smair looks at three recent web hosting companies reviewed at Clickfire to see which one has the best uptime using Pingdom. You may be surprised. »
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Some things you may not have known about the popular shared cPanel web hosting company, BlueHost. »
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It’s not always enough to review one web hosting provider – you’ve got to review two at a time to give readers the context they so aptly desire. That’s the purpose of today’s matchup, the clash in the steel cage between HostGator and InMotion Hosting. »
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Luckily, the two web hosts we’re featuring today aren’t exactly bank-breakers; but even though $5/month or so isn’t enough to make you fret about web hosting prices, you’ll always want to be on the lookout for that one hosting company that does it all right. »
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The immortal quest to discover the best host means pitting them against each other in hand-to-hand combat and comparing their features directly. »
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It’s another one-on-one main event where you get a side-by-side comparison usually reserved by the likes of Consumer Reports and CNet: HostMonster vs. HostGator. »
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In one of the more elite matchups we’ve ever put together, two of Dan’s favorite web hosts go mano a mano. »
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