Shared hosting or VPS: what your website actually needs
Most company websites do fine on shared hosting. Platforms with accounts, payments and apps usually need a VPS. How to tell which one you are.
Honest notes on the services behind my projects.
Most company websites do fine on shared hosting. Platforms with accounts, payments and apps usually need a VPS. How to tell which one you are.
A Gmail address on a business card costs you trust. How to get name@yourdomain, and the three DNS records that keep it out of spam.
This website runs on a Hostinger VPS, and its email lives there too. What setting it up was actually like, what I liked, and what to watch out for.