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Notes from the engine room.
Guides and engineering notes from 25 years of managed hosting. No filler, no AI soup: things we actually run, explained by the people who run them.
We Host WordPress for a Living. We Deleted It From Our Own Site.
RemarkableCloud moved remarkablecloud.com from WordPress and Elementor to a static Astro site: a perfect 100 PageSpeed score with no cache plugin and
Aug 28, 2026Enhance Control Panel Hosting: The cPanel Alternative Explained
Enhance is a modern multi-server control panel and the platform behind RemarkablePanel, our hosted panel with the first license free. Here is what Enh
Aug 15, 2026Managed VPS With a Free Mail Gateway: Why Deliverability Starts at the Host
On a fresh VPS your email inherits the IP's reputation, and one bad neighbor can send your invoices to spam. Every RemarkableCloud plan includes the M
Aug 15, 2026What Is a Non-Oversold VPS? How to Tell If Yours Is Oversold
A non-oversold VPS means the host never sells the same CPU core or gigabyte of RAM twice. Here is how overselling works, why it is the discount behind
Aug 15, 2026VPS Hosting With Offsite Backups Included: What Good Looks Like
Most VPS plans either charge extra for backups or store them on the same infrastructure they protect. Here is what a real backup architecture looks li
Aug 15, 2026How to vibe code complex projects for dummies
Most vibe coding collapses at the second feature. The method for building complex software with AI: three roles, six documents, and escape hatches.
May 29, 2026Why your translation plugin might be quietly killing your SEO (we just found it doing this to us)
For months, our multilingual traffic had been quietly declining. We blamed seasonality. Google algorithm changes. The market. None of those were the a
May 10, 2026Critical cPanel authentication bypass vulnerability: what happened, what it means, and how RemarkableCloud responded
At 19:39 UTC on April 28, 2026, cPanel published a critical advisory disclosing an authentication bypass affecting every supported version. No patch i
Apr 28, 2026Email Deliverability: SPF, DKIM, DMARC
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC explained in plain language: what each record proves, how alignment works, and the 2024 Gmail and Yahoo rules that made them mand
Apr 23, 2026Migrate from cPanel Shared Hosting to Managed VPS
How a cPanel shared-to-VPS migration really works: your hosting stays live, files, databases, email, DNS, and SSL move for free, most sites within 24
Apr 8, 2026What a 99.9% Uptime SLA Actually Pays You
99.9% uptime sounds impressive until you convert it to hours: 8.76 per year, 43.8 minutes per month, all allowed before a single SLA credit applies. T
Apr 8, 2026What's Included in Fully Managed VPS Hosting?
Most providers use “managed” to mean they handle the hardware layer. Ask them for help with an email deliverability issue or a PHP configuration probl
Mar 30, 2026Is shared hosting slowing down? The data tells an interesting story.
Shared hosting is losing customers both ways: serious sites moving up to VPS, hobby sites leaving for builders. The data and what it means for 2026.
Mar 23, 20267 Signs You’ve Outgrown Shared Hosting and What to Do Next
Shared hosting is the right starting point: until it isn’t. Consistent slowdowns, site crashes during traffic spikes, transactional emails landing in
Mar 23, 2026Managed VPS vs Unmanaged VPS: What You Actually Get
Managed vs unmanaged VPS, honestly compared: what each includes, the true total cost with your hours counted, and who each model actually fits.
Mar 20, 2026Web Hosting Explained: Shared, VPS, and Managed: Which Do You Need?
Shared hosting, VPS, managed hosting, dedicated servers: what’s the actual difference and which one does your site need? This guide covers every hosti
Mar 17, 2026BunnyCDN Full Page Caching for WordPress: Complete Setup Guide
Full HTML caching with BunnyCDN serves your WordPress pages directly from a global edge network, bypassing your origin server on every cached request.
Mar 13, 2026Vultr vs DigitalOcean vs Linode
We benchmarked Vultr, DigitalOcean, and Akamai Cloud (formerly Linode) across six real-world tests: CPU, disk write, disk read, network, WordPress...
Mar 11, 2026RemarkableCloud Customer Satisfaction 2024
In 2024, 96.81% of RemarkableCloud customers rated their experience as satisfactory or better: up from 88% in 2023. Security scored a perfect 100%...
Dec 16, 2024Reseller Hosting in 2026: Why Your Own Managed VPS Beats Any Reseller Plan
Reseller hosting in 2026: why your own managed VPS beats capped reseller plans on margin, control, and client isolation, with the numbers to prove it.
Updated Mar 15, 20267 Essential WordPress Plugins in 2026 and How to Configure Each
The 7 plugins every WordPress site actually needs in 2026, covering security, caching, backups, and SEO, with configuration notes for each.
Updated Mar 15, 2026Customer Acquisition Cost in the Web Hosting Business
Customer Acquisition Cost is the total you spend to win one new paying customer. For web hosting businesses, where customer lifetime can span years, C
Aug 18, 2023What is Anycast DNS and Why Do You Need It?
Anycast DNS assigns the same IP address to multiple servers worldwide, routing each query to the nearest one automatically. It reduces DNS latency for
Aug 18, 2023Is it Ubuntu Time for cPanel? AlmaLinux vs Ubuntu in 2026
cPanel on Ubuntu vs AlmaLinux in 2026: what cPanel officially supports, where each OS stands after the Red Hat source changes, and which to pick today
Updated Mar 15, 2026AI Tools for Web Hosting Businesses in 2026: What Actually Work
AI is genuinely useful for hosting businesses in 2026 not in a vague sense, but in specific tasks: drafting support responses, interpreting logs, diag
Updated Mar 15, 2026LiteSpeed Web Server: Benefits, Features, and Why It Matters for WordPress
Why LiteSpeed outperforms Apache and Nginx on WordPress: native PHP processing, built-in caching, and .htaccess compatibility without the Apache tax.
Oct 20, 2022How to Start a Web Hosting Business in 2026
Start a hosting business without owning infrastructure: one managed VPS, a hosted control panel at cents per account, and WHMCS automation from day on
Updated Mar 15, 2026LiteSpeed vs Nginx: Which Web Server is Right for Your Hosting Setup?
LiteSpeed vs Nginx compared on PHP and WordPress workloads: architecture, caching, benchmarks, and which server fits which stack in 2026.
Jun 6, 2022Your server runs. You sleep.
Fully managed hosting from people who have been doing this since 2001.