You need a place to host your WordPress site. Cloud hosting gives you flexibility that traditional hosting can't match - your site can handle traffic spikes, recover from server failures, and scale up without migrating to a new plan.
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One of the most popular control panels that many hosting companies rely on is cPanel. If you have cPanel hosting and you're starting to hit your storage limits then you need to learn how to remove large files from your database. This quick 3-minute guide will explain it to you.
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Looking for the best enterprise WordPress hosting? Enterprises have unique needs when it comes to performance, security, reliability, and so on, so you might not want to go with the same WordPress hosting plans that are built for smaller organizations.
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Hostinger may not be one of the most popular web hosts (yet), but that doesn’t mean it’s any less powerful than its competitors. In this Hostinger review, I’ll take an in-depth look at this web hosting company to help you decide if it’s right for you.
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Trying to fix the Error Establishing a Database Connection WordPress error message on your website? This is a common WordPress error that most websites will encounter at some point. It appears when your site is unable to connect with your database.
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SiteGround is primarily known for its affordable, entry-level plans. It’s a popular choice among bloggers and new website owners. However, as a developer, you have unique needs. So, you may be looking for a SiteGround review that focuses on this provider’s more advanced features.
(read more) Looking for a way to fix the 502 bad gateway WordPress error? Although it’s a common WordPress issue, it’s hard to pinpoint the exact cause of the 502 bad gateway error. Typical causes include server overload, browser problems, firewall blocks, etc.
(read more) There are times when you might need to migrate your WordPress site. For instance, you might want to move your local site to a live server, or switch to a new web host. In these cases and more, it’s helpful to have a tool like the All-in-One WP Migration plugin.
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Are you starting or scaling a WordPress site and wondering how much traffic can WordPress handle? WordPress now accounts for a market share of 43%+ of all websites, and many of the top 10,000 sites are built using WordPress.
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