Static, serverless and the edge: how hosting quietly changed
The model most small-business sites still use was designed for 2005. What replaced it, why it's faster and cheaper, and where it genuinely doesn't fit.
Where your site actually runs, what the tiers really differ on, and how to tell a modern platform from one coasting on 2015.
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The model most small-business sites still use was designed for 2005. What replaced it, why it's faster and cheaper, and where it genuinely doesn't fit.
HTTP/3, TLS 1.3, IPv6, HTTP/2 — four things you can check in two minutes that tell you whether your host is maintained or coasting on 2015.
Four to ten times the price of shared hosting for the same site. What you're actually buying, and the honest test for whether it's worth it for you.
Migrations go wrong in predictable ways. The TTL trick, the order of operations, and the one mistake that takes email down for a day.
Data centres use about as much electricity as aviation. Green hosting is a real choice — but there is a difference between buying power and buying paperwork.
Hosting is renting a computer that is always on. Here's what separates £3 a month from £300, and which of those differences will ever matter to you.
Five kinds of hosting, what each is genuinely for, and the honest answer to which one your site needs — including when the cheapest option is the right one.
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