To roll back a bad deployment without losing data, you revert the application code to the last known good release while treating the database as a separate, mostly forward-only problem. The code is easy: a symlink flip,...
Read More...To test whether your backups actually restore, you restore one into a place that is not your live site and then load it in a browser and use it. The only backup that counts is one you have restored and exercised yourself...
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To read uptime reports properly you have to separate what was measured from what was claimed, and the only way to do that is to look at the method: which protocol, which vantage point, which threshold counts as down, and...
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If your domain expired or was suspended, the first thing to establish is which phase you are actually in, because that determines whether you can fix it in minutes or whether you are now paying a registry to release it....
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