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Nginx and Apache are two of the most popular web servers. Both of them take approximately 70% of the market. Find out some of the pros and cons to help you decide which one to choose for your server.
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An open source control panel allows you to administer your VPS (Virtual Private Servers) gracefully and add some individual functionality to them. So, going into server administration raises important questions about the best open source control panels you can choose from.
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Reselling means buying a server or a hosting package, dividing it into smaller packages or users and selling it again to clients for a recurring fee. Every website needs a web server to function.
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Safe file transfer is one of the main concerns when creating or using a website. While reading or sending e-mails and uploading data on your website, in most cases data is sent without any encryption. If someone wanted to take over the flow, all data could fall into the hands of that someone. Due to this security concern, it is always recommended to use SSL certificate for a website. It is especially important when hosting an e-commerce or basically any other website which has a signing in or payment option.
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Data breaches happen daily, in too many places at once to keep count. As Wiki describes, a data breach is an intentional or unintentional release of secure or private/confidential information (for example, password) to untrusted environment - confidential data leak.
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