Server Management

Building and Securing Web Servers Web sites run on servers that must be reliable, fast, and safe. This guide covers practical steps to build a solid starting point and keep it protected. The focus is on common Linux deployments, but the ideas apply broadly. Start with a solid base Choose a respected web server such as Nginx or Apache, and install the latest stable release. Keep the operating system minimal and up to date. Enable automatic security updates and disable unused services to reduce the attack surface. Use a non-root admin workflow and separate user permissions for deployment. ...

Scalable Web Hosting and Server Management Growing traffic demands a hosting plan that adapts without downtime. Scalable web hosting lets capacity grow with demand and shrink when traffic is low, while management stays straightforward. The goal is a reliable site that loads quickly for users around the world. Why Scalability Matters Scalability helps with user experience and costs. When traffic rises, a scalable setup adds capacity automatically, preventing slow pages or error messages. When demand falls, resources scale back to save money. Redundancy also improves uptime, because more servers can handle failures without affecting visitors. ...