A dedicated IP is an address used exclusively by your site; a shared IP is used by dozens or hundreds of domains at once, and each option has different implications for SSL, email, and reputation.
Read more →Server bandwidth is the maximum amount of data a server can transfer in a given period; understanding it helps you choose the right hosting plan.
Read more →A hosting server stores and runs your website, while a CDN distributes copies of its static files across multiple locations to get closer to the user.
Read more →A domain is your website's address and hosting is the server where its files live — two distinct services that work together to put your site online.
Read more →A CDN is a network of distributed servers that delivers your site's content from the location closest to each user, cutting latency and speeding up load times.
Read more →A web server is software (and the hardware running it) that receives HTTP requests from browsers and responds by delivering pages, images, or data.
Read more →Weigh the real pros and cons of using a CDN so you can decide whether it's worth the investment for your site.
Read more →Learn the core differences between a VPS and a dedicated server to choose the right hosting for your projects and budget.
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