If you’ve ever tried setting up WordPress on a server manually, you know the pain of fiddling with configs, worrying about SSL, and making sure the database is right. It’s a rabbit hole. That’s exactly why I like RunCloud. It takes care of the messy bits but still gives you enough control if you want to geek out. I’ve installed WordPress on RunCloud more times than I can count, and every time it’s been smoother than doing it the old-fashioned way. Here’s how I usually go about it — in …
If you’ve managed a website before, chances are you are familiar with cPanel. It’s been the most popular panel for years. Reliable, familiar, and packed with features. Then there’s RunCloud a newer player built for modern cloud servers. It’s lighter, faster, and built with developers in mind.
Discover common AWS library vulnerabilities and practical steps to keep your SDKs, apps, and cloud infrastructure secure.
JetBackup MC keeps backups under control by centralising schedules and alerts. For admins juggling multiple servers, it’s a real time-saver.
You launch your shiny new app on Kubernetes. Everything’s humming along nicely, users are happy, and you start to relax. Then out of nowhere, traffic spikes. Pages crawl, users complain, requests start failing. Panic mode: you scramble to add more servers. The storm passes, your app recovers, and now you’re stuck paying for all those extra machines that barely do anything once traffic calms down. If that story feels a little too familiar, welcome to the age-old cloud problem: Overprovision, and you burn money.Underprovision, and your users pay the price. …
Let’s be real that the cloud isn’t just some buzzword anymore. It’s where almost everything runs these days. By 2025, most companies will be living almost entirely on cloud infrastructure. And honestly, it makes sense. The big platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure give you endless power, worldwide reach, and the ability to scale up or down in minutes. Discover how cPanel & WHM streamline server management on AWS, Azure, and GCP. Get more control, security, and flexibility
Setting up AWS SNS (Simple Notification Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) is easy, but they can be very useful for connecting apps and managing a lot of messages at once. Sometimes, though, things don’t go as planned, messages don’t get sent, on the other hand, lines stay empty, or subscriptions get stuck. Also, at times, it can be annoying when you don’t know what the problem is. The good news is that once you know where to look, most of these problems are easy to fix. We will talk …
If you’ve ever spent time working with Docker, you know the command line is powerful but not always fun. Typing out long commands, switching between logs, and trying to keep track of multiple containers quickly turns into a chore. That’s why a lot of people (myself included) eventually look for something friendlier, and that’s where Docker control panels come in. Think of them as dashboards for your containers. Instead of juggling everything through the CLI, you get a clean, visual interface where you can launch apps, check performance, manage storage, …
In an era where instant access to information is the norm, ensuring your website loads quickly is crucial for retaining visitors and improving search engine rankings. Users expect seamless, lightning-fast browsing, and even a slight delay can lead to increased bounce rates and lost conversions. Modern protocols like HTTP/3 and QUIC significantly enhance web performance by improving data transmission speed, security, and reliability.
If you’re managing WordPress installations through WP Toolkit on cPanel, you may have noticed strange behavior or complete non-functionality after upgrading to certain cPanel versions. Specifically, users upgrading to versions 11.110.0.65, 11.126.0.21, or 11.128.0.11 have reported that WP Toolkit and other cPanel plugin functionalities are either broken or inaccessible. After some digging, the root cause appears to be the removal of a crucial directory:/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/addonfeatures Let’s walk through what’s going wrong, why it matters, and how to resolve it.
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