How (& Why) to Back Up Your Website

Technology may be capable of incredible feats, but it is not without flaws. And no one wants to take the chance of losing all their digital files in an instant. A website backup is a copy of your entire website’s content. Your online backup provider will determine what your backup storage entails. As a general […]

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What is (& Why) Headless Commerce

In its most basic form, headless commerce is the separation of an e-commerce application’s front end and back end. This architecture allows brands to develop whatever they want, whenever they want. Above all, it allows businesses to improve the consumer experience.   The usage of APIs, experienced managers, tools like Heroku and Mulesoft, as well […]

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How to Check if Your Linux Server Is Under DDoS Attack

What is DDOS: DDoS, or Distributed Denial of Service, is a coordinated attack using one or more IP addresses designed to cripple a website by making its server inaccessible. This is done by overloading a server’s resources and using up all available connections, bandwidth, and throughput. Just like when driving, your travel time from point […]

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Restoring or Backup Cpanel Accounts via SSH

For your business to survive on the Internet, you must back up your hosting account. You must back up all of your data at least once a week, whether you are a small or large firm. cPanel comes with a number of ready-to-use scripts that will make your life easier. Pkgacct is used to back […]

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What is NVMe Technology

Introduction NVMe is an acronym for Non-Volatile Memory Express. It’s the protocol that allows PCI-e data to be read or written. It’s a host controller interface designed to meet the needs of PCI express-based solid-state storage devices. Member firms produced the NVMe version 1.0 specification in 2011. Other versions have since been released. NVMe was […]

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SSL Certificates For Websites

What are SSL Certificates? It’s a security protocol that creates an encrypted link between a web server and a web browser, and it’s a digital certificate that authenticates a web site’s identity and enables an encrypted connection. It is used to protect user data, validate website ownership, prevent attackers from building a false version of […]

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