Solid-state drives (SSDs) are a type of PC storage that is significantly faster than its predecessor, hard disk drives (HDDs). To put it into perspective, newer-generation PCI Express-based SSDs... read more »
A CMS, or content management system, is software used to create, manage, and publish online content. It provides a user-friendly interface for businesses to manage publishable content on a... read more »
MySQL, pronounced “my ess que ell” or sometimes “my sequel,” is a popular open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). Originally developed in 1994 by MySQL AB, this DBMS is now... read more »
Hosting resellers act as intermediaries between a larger hosting company and consumers. The reseller purchases hosting services from the larger provider and repackages them to resell to its own... read more »
Caching is like having your groceries pre-ordered based on your transaction history. Instead of roaming different aisles to find your items, the store pre-stocks your commonly purchased goods for... read more »
The average desktop webpage loading speed is 2.5 seconds, and visitors usually spend less than 15 seconds on your website. Capturing their attention in double-quick time is of the essence. This... read more »
WordPress is a CMS (content management system) software with features for building blogs and other types of websites. The free and open-source software is a powerful backend and frontend... read more »
Website owners need an administrative dashboard to access files and hosting settings. That’s where cPanel comes in. The cPanel dashboard is a browser-based control panel that improves the user... read more »
A Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate is a digital certificate that performs two distinct roles for a website: authentication and encryption. It verifies a website’s identity when you visit it... read more »
A load balancer is a type of server-based technology that distributes incoming internet traffic across multiple servers to make sure no single server gets overwhelmed. You’ve probably experienced... read more »