Archive for the "Web Hosting" Category

I personally use Service Uptime to keep track of my web sites’ availability. There are lots of web site services you can keep track of but there are the 5 that I consider the most important:

http – Status of Apache web server
mysql – Status of MySQL database

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I have recently turned off all the statistic programs on my web server because I no longer need them any more. I added Google Analytics to my web sites to replace AWStats because the tracking by Google is just so much better. Furthermore, I don’t need to… Read more…

Today, I had to install WordPress on one of my client’s web host, which happens to be a Zeus web server. I have never used a Zeus Web Server in my life and I had no idea it does not support the same URL rewriting syntax like Apache’s mod_rewrite.… Read more…

Whenever I need to look for a new web host, I prefer to visit independent web hosting user review web sites to get a feel of the web hosts that look promising to me. Web hosting is big business online. Affiliate commissions for web hosts can go up to a… Read more…

Photo web hosting sites like Photobucket, Imageshack and Flickr are mostly used for personal use only. Nonetheless, there has been an increase in the number of businesses using Flickr to promote their photos online because of the wonderful community features of Flickr. Flickr can really help your photos become viral… Read more…

Reseller web hosting is a multiple domain web site host where the account owner is able to use the hard drive space and bandwidth that have been allotted to him or her to host websites for third parties. Resellers buy the services from the host at wholesale prices and sell… Read more…

Web hosting, in simple English, is just a service that leases you a web server for you to put the files of your web site on. Web hosts usually own the computers that run the web servers and lease partial or full control of their web servers to you.… Read more…