Web-Hosting

Web Servers: How They Power the Internet A web server is software that runs on a computer and serves content to users over the internet. It answers requests from browsers, delivering pages, images, or data. The whole internet relies on many servers talking the same language to share information quickly and safely. The typical journey of a web request starts with a domain name. A DNS server translates that name into an IP address. Your browser then opens a connection, often secured with TLS, and sends an HTTP request. The web server processes the request and replies with a status code and a body. If the page is dynamic, the server may run code to produce the content before sending it back. ...

Choosing the Right Content Management System for Your Site Choosing the right CMS shapes how you publish, update, and grow your site. A good fit saves time, reduces risk, and supports future plans. This guide helps you compare options clearly, so you can pick a system that matches your needs today and scales with you tomorrow. Understand your needs Start by listing your core tasks. What kinds of content will you publish—articles, product pages, galleries, or documents? How many authors will contribute, and what approval steps do you need? Do you prefer hosting that handles updates or you want more control over the server? Also note your budget, both upfront and ongoing. ...