Not every website or application needs a dedicated server — and for most, it’s not the most practical option. But in certain high-demand scenarios, it becomes a necessary choice. Most websites, blogs, and online stores run efficiently on shared, VPS, or cloud hosting — all of which offer a balance of cost, scalability, and ease…
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amsa November 18, 2014, 6:23pm 1 I’m trying to improve my website performance, which are host on an apache VDS. But even if i’m trying to improve all code, i’m starting to questionning my self about my server. For example I’m testing a simple very simple image of 3KoI get those result:Load Time First Byte…
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Co-authored by: Marketing Expert This article was co-authored by Ryan Conway. Ryan Conway is a Marketing Expert and the Founder of Digital Tradesman, a digital marketing agency that helps builders, contractors, and tradesmen grow their business online. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in marketing, web design, and search engine optimization. Ryan holds…
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Google Distributed Cloud brings Google Cloud’s infrastructure and services to diverse physical locations, also known as distributed environments, and can run in on-premises data centers. Distributed Cloud offers two distinct solutions: Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) connected brings Google Cloud infrastructure and services closer to where data is being generated and consumed. Google Distributed Cloud (GDC)…
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Squarespace stands out among website builders for its design-forward approach, from dozens of prebuilt templates and themes and an intuitive drag-and-drop editor to a collaborative AI tool that helps you get your site up and running quickly. And since every Squarespace plan includes e-commerce features, it’s worthy of consideration for business owners who want to…
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I use three-four tools to measure website performance: webpagetest.org for the individual pages, Rigor to understand the patterns and catch the problems over time, per location, Page Speed Insights and GA to measure the results. The head of our IT loves GTMetrix, which shows for some reason half number of the speed results compared to…
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Managed hosting is an IT provisioning model in which a service provider leases dedicated servers and associated hardware to a single customer and manages those systems on the customer’s behalf. In managed hosting, customers can rent equipment such as dedicated server, storage and network hardware; operating systems; and system software. The leased equipment serves only…
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I am very happy with these results and with my website performance, but not happy with 91%/97% at google pagespeed. It keeps asking me to inline me css which I do not find practical… So I am stuck here, because if I inline my css in head I take 100%/100% but have to change the…
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CDNs can be on-premises data centers or be cloud-based. If your website uses free or shared hosting, a CDN can help you use fewer resources, which are usually limited on such platforms. In case your site experiences traffic spikes, CDNs will also ensure that those surges don’t result in exceeding the resource limit. Here are…
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