The managed vs unmanaged VPS decision comes down to who holds the root shell and who gets paged when something breaks. On an unmanaged VPS you get a login and a network, and every layer above the hypervisor is yours. On...
Read More...To reduce time to first byte, you have to find out where the delay is created before you change anything. TTFB is the gap between the request leaving the client and the first byte of the response body arriving, and it is...
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To restore a single file from backup, find the file inside the archive or snapshot, read its metadata, and extract only that path to a scratch location. You never point the restore at the live document root. The target s...
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To migrate a site without breaking its SSL certificates, you need to understand that the certificate itself is rarely the thing that breaks. What breaks is the chain of trust between the browser and your new server: the...
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