By the HostStackPro Editorial Team “Green hosting” badges are showing up on more hosting provider homepages every year, but the claims behind them vary enormously — from a data center running on a real on-site solar array to a company that simply purchased renewable energy certificates (RECs) to offset a grid mix that’s still mostly […]
A 301 redirect tells browsers and search engines that a URL has permanently moved, passing along the vast majority of its ranking signal to the new destination. Done correctly, it’s invisible to visitors and preserves SEO equity. Done sloppily — redirect chains, wrong redirect type, or loops — it quietly bleeds traffic and rankings for […]
By the HostStackPro Editorial Team The .htaccess file is one of the most powerful — and most quietly dangerous — files in a WordPress install running on Apache. A single misplaced character can take an entire site offline with a 500 error, which is exactly why so many hosting support tickets start with “my site […]
LEMP — Linux, Nginx (pronounced “engine-x,” hence the E), MySQL/MariaDB, PHP — is the standard high-performance alternative to the older LAMP (Apache) stack for WordPress. Nginx handles static files and reverse-proxies dynamic requests to PHP-FPM directly, without the per-request overhead Apache’s module-based architecture carries. This is a practical walkthrough of the server block config that […]
WP-Cron isn’t a real cron job. It’s a page-load trigger: every time a visitor hits your site, WordPress checks whether any scheduled task (a post publish, a backup, a plugin’s scheduled sync) is overdue and, if so, fires it inline before finishing the page request. On a low-traffic site that’s mostly harmless. On a busier […]
If a WordPress site feels sluggish and PHP profiling comes back clean, the bottleneck is usually sitting one layer down — in the database. The slow query log is the single fastest way to find out which queries are actually eating your response time, instead of guessing. Here’s how to turn it on, read it, […]
Disclosure: This Hostwinds Review: Flexible Pricing features affiliate links that generate income at no extra cost, ensuring our independent testing and honest hosting reco Hostwinds Review: Flexible Pricing, but Read the Configuration Carefully Hostwinds is a US hosting company with an unusually broad catalog: shared hosting, reseller plans, managed and unmanaged Linux VPS, Windows VPS, […]
Disclosure: This TMD Hosting review contains affiliate links to the products we analyze; however, our thorough testing ensures that every performance insight and recommenda TMDHosting Review: Stack Performance, Plans, and Real Limitations TMDHosting sells shared, WordPress, cloud, VPS, and dedicated hosting with managed support and data centers in multiple regions. It appeals to site owners […]
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In a web hosting industry dominated by promotional teaser rates that skyrocket by 300% to 500% upon contract renewal, InterServer operates under a refreshingly transparent financial model: the Price Lock Guarantee. Established in 1999, InterServer provides standard shared web hosting, VPS cloud servers, and dedicated server infrastructure with fixed-rate pricing that never increases upon renewal. […]
Liquid Web has spent over two decades positioning itself at the premium end of managed hosting, and its VPS line is where that positioning is most visible: fully managed servers, a heavily promoted “Heroic Support” team, and pricing that sits well above budget VPS providers. The question worth answering isn’t whether it’s good — it […]