Cloud & Hosting

This post will equip you with the required knowledge to comprehend cloud infrastructure and its components, whether you are a business owner, developer, or simply…

Do you want to move to the cloud but don’t know where to begin? No need to worry, we’ve got you prepared with our step-by-step…

Are you launching a new website or relocating an existing one to a new web hosting provider? Selecting the best web hosting company can be…

Are you in the market for shared hosting but concerned about the cost? With so many hosting providers to choose from, finding a shared hosting…

Are you looking for a web hosting plan that offers unlimited resources for your website without worrying about reaching a limit? If yes, then you…

You have probably experienced a confusing situation when you: 1)  Upgrade Cloud Server’ storage (purchase extra storage). 2) Change to another package with higher storage…

Welcome back, in this tutorial I will instruct you on mounting your updated storage into CentOS Server. If you’re utilizing 1Byte’s Cloud Hosting, just get…

You might not have realized, but setting up your own hosting company isn’t quite as tough as you think. In fact, with the right tools…

Knowing where your website is hosted is important for a number of reasons. First, if you’re having problems with your site, knowing the location of the server can help your web developer pinpoint the issue. Second, if you are considering changing hosts, you’ll need to know where the current site is located so that you can transfer the domain name. Finally, if you’re simply curious about where your site is located, there’s no harm in finding out! In this article, we will help you check where a website is hosted.

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) is very useful in keeping organizations running smoothly by providing a variety of functions such as video calls and business dashboard monitoring. No wonder when more and more businesses are considering VOIP rather than regular phone lines. However, there are some disadvantages to utilizing VOIP. However, once you have a general understanding of VoIP, including its benefits and drawbacks, you will be able to determine whether it is the best option for your company.