Artikelen over Dedicated Servers

If you want to understand what is a GPU server, why the industry depends on it and how companies build scalable systems for their models, you are in the right place.

This guide explains what the hosts file is, how it works, why it is used, and how to safely change it on Windows, macOS, and Linux. You will also learn how to troubleshoot common hosts file issues and ensure your changes take effect immediately.

In this guide we will cover what shared folders really are, what they are not, how shared folders vmware behave on Windows and Linux guests, how to configure a vmware workstation shared folder correctly, how to mount it on Linux, and how to keep it reliable across reboots.

Everyone big company out there knows that relying on the 3rd party email vendors is something that is unacceptable in terms of security. Still a lot of them are using those vendors or even if they are using their own solution they host it on shared hosting or other types of shared services out there. It is highly not advisable to do that since highly sensitive data can become in the possession of hackers or other pesky individuals, which can eventually lead to court and significant fines.

RAID arrays are something worth mentioning when you think about the protection of your data from any loss. That’s why this article might be useful for you.

We’ll walk you through how to find the seed of a Minecraft server. But before we get started, let’s first understand what a Minecraft seed is and why it matters.

The most common problem encountered by the users of any web portal is the slow page load speed. Nothing creates more frustration than the website which cannot show you the required information.

We all know that Cloud hosting is getting more and more popular, but people still rely on the good old dedicated servers. Let’s compare them and see why this competition will stay for at least the next 10-20 years.

When choosing a web server, it’s important to understand all the differences between them. Which one to choose: shared vs VPS vs dedicated hosting