by Jeff Cleverly, 08 October 2018 on 1:15 pm
Welcome to this issue of the RunCloud RoundUp for Monday 8th October 2018. From the blog this week we have a guide to help you set up and run multiple WordPress sites on a RunCloud managed cloud server, and we take a look at the benefits the teams feature brings to all RunCloud business plan...
by Ridhauddin Hariz, 03 October 2018 on 3:06 pm
One can imagine the decision process that has finally brought you here. It all started with you wanting to build a website or maybe a web application that sits on a server, whether it is a dedicated server, virtual private server (VPS) or cloud server. So you did your research on which server side programming language …
by Ridhauddin Hariz, 26 September 2018 on 12:03 pm
WordPress or better known as WP in short amongst its peers, power 30% of websites around the globe and it is the go-to Content Management System (CMS) technologies in the world today! That 30% equates to around 27 Million websites on the entire Internet! This is according to builtwith.com CMS Trends. Therefore, it is of …
by Jeff Cleverly, 24 September 2018 on 11:06 pm
Welcome to another news blast from the RunCloud RoundUp. This week we have two RunCloud blog articles that look at the advantages of using RunCloud. Firstly we take a look at just how RunCloud has matured to become a highly competitive alternative to cPanel, then we explore the advantages and disadvantages of RunCloud with the...
by Ridhauddin Hariz, 19 September 2018 on 10:57 am
If you have a website, you would most probably have encountered cPanel. It is the default control panel for shared hosting that most of us start off our digital journey on. But you might someday need to move away from shared hosting. Perhaps you are hitting the limits of your shared server due to your …
by Ridhauddin Hariz, 12 September 2018 on 9:52 am
Even though RunCloud supports a slew of VPS which include major ones like Digital Ocean, Vultr, Linode, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform, to name a few, Digital Ocean seem to be a crowd favourite among the developers as well as their customers, for a few obvious reasons. And once you have made your choice on …
by Jeff Cleverly, 10 September 2018 on 12:13 pm
Welcome to this issue of the RunCloud RoundUp, Monday 10th September 2018. From the RunCloud blog we have two articles, firstly Liew shows us how easy it is to deploy RunCloud hosted Web Applications on a Subdomain, and then we surface an old article with a step by step guide to using Mailgun for your...
by Ridhauddin Hariz, 05 September 2018 on 9:18 am
If you are a freelance web designer, web developer or run a digital agency, websites are the bread and butter of your trade. This means finding high-quality reliable web hosting is crucial to your business success. But choosing a web hosting entails a dilemma, making a tough choice between cheap or overly powerful solutions. While …
by Liew CheonFong, 29 August 2018 on 12:08 am
Subdomain is an easy and free way to categorize your website content and separate them from the main website. In this tutorial, you will learn what is a subdomain, the use cases, and how to host a web application at subdomain using RunCloud. What is a Subdomain? A subdomain is a domain that is a …
by Jeff Cleverly, 27 August 2018 on 6:17 pm
Welcome to the biweekly RunCloud RoundUp of the news. In this issue we have two articles from the RunCloud blog, firstly Liew shows us how to set up a WAF using your .htaccess files on a RunCloud Apache+Nginx server. After that, we look at how the instant backup feature we recently rolled into the RunCloud...