Load Balancing For WordPress — What It Is & How It Works
Many users often have strong opinions about load balancing. Should you use it with your WordPress site, or is it overkill? A…
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How To Flush DNS Cache — A Full Guide
Modern operating systems generally cache DNS lookup results and IP addresses to be able to process requests more quickly. Whenever you write…
The Best WHMCS Alternatives (Free, Open Source & Premium)
WHMCS is an acronym for Web Host Manager Complete Solution, which is a common automation and billing tool that’s used by digital…
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How To Resolve The “Email Address is not Verified” Error With AWS SES
Amazon Simple Email Service, also known as AWS SES, is an email marketing platform that you can use to send and receive…
GitHub vs. GitLab vs. Bitbucket – How Are They Different?
Teamwork is an important part of software development. In most cases, teams often work together and use the code written by their…
How Long Does a DigitalOcean Snapshot Take?
DigitalOcean is a cloud IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) provider that offers affordable cloud hosting solutions. It uses Droplets, which are essentially Linux-based VMs (virtual…
Cron Jobs – The Complete Guide & How To Schedule Tasks
Cron jobs are a type of scheduling system that can be used to automate your business processes. A cron job is a…
Docker Security — Best Practices to Secure a Docker Container
Docker has quickly become one of the most popular platforms for software developers and teams that wish to streamline software development, shipping,…
What Are Docker Images And How To Use Them
When Solomon Hykes founded dotCloud in 2008, his ambitions were quite different. The company, a Y Combinator Summer 2010 graduate, eventually pivoted…