Category: uPress
Why we decided to translate the GDPR into Hebrew
We therefore decided to pick up the gauntlet and have the regulation translated into Hebrew (the codex itself, which consists of 99 chapters) and make it accessible to anyone interested, free of charge, so that every person can form an impression of the matters directly, for themselves.
NoSQL Mode – an aggressive caching mode as a solution for a large number of users
As a company providing hosting services (and especially for WordPress sites), we come across quite a few requests for WordPress sites with very heavy user traffic for a short period of time. In this article I am going to present to you the range of solutions that exist at uPress for large numbers of visitors (real-time peaks). I will carry out a performance review and load test of about 1,000 real concurrent users (at peak time), and present how such a load can affect the server and the load time.
Installing WordPress in the uPress Management Panel
This article is a guide detailing how to install WordPress on a new site under the uPress admin panel.
Shared hosting plans / reseller hosting
Who are resellers? A reseller can be, for example, a web development company, a company that promotes websites, or a customer who owns several sites that need ongoing operation. Toward the end customer (the site owner), the reseller acts as a hosting service provider, while with the hosting provider (uPress) they maintain a supplier-customer relationship. In the following article we will explain the advantages of working in a reseller setup.
Daily Hosting Report
Tracking your site's data can help you manage your site in a better and smarter way. For example, if you are used to publishing posts at 12:00 noon, when in fact you don't know that activity on your site peaks between 19:00 and 20:00, that is a very important piece of data for your success. Or, for example, there is a plugin on your site that blocks Google's robots from entering (which will hurt your search ranking score on Google), and you didn't actually know this detail – that is very important data for you. Tracking site data and acting accordingly is a tremendous force multiplier for site managers, and it is a necessary step for every site owner who wants to make their site more successful.
uPress Managed Server vs. VPS Server
Having a VPS server means first and foremost that you are your own system administrator; you need to know how to configure Apache, MySQL, PHP, security and more. If you don't know how, or don't use tools like nginx, and your site gets a lot of traffic – you will see a significant drop in speed. In the next article we will try to put things in order and compare a VPS server with a managed server.
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