The new Notes Blog, posts were originally publihsed on notes.amarvyas.in. This blog features a series of posts on various tech topics, including Content Management Systems, CDNs, Linux, Computer Upgrades, SaaS, and Webhosting. The category is currently undergoing a significant update.
In this post, find my first impressions on quic.cloud, a content delivery network (CDN) brought to you by Litespeed Technologies.
In this post, I write about Server Management Panels, which provide a graphical or command line based interface for managing your servers.
Learn why is it important to monitor the uptime of your website. I discuss 5 services like Hetrix Tools, Uptime Robot, that monitor and sent periodic alerts.
In this post, I list down the top 5 things to consider while selecting a content management system (CMS) for your site. This is an introductory post in a planned blog series to be launched in 2021.
In this post, I have put together a list of over 40 alternatives to file sharing service, WeTransfer. Features of some of these services are compiled as a table.
In this post, I will list the email service providers I have used in the past. Also included are other services or sites that have positive reviews.
In this post, I write about the CDN (Content Delivery Networks) that he has used or continues to use for the blog posts, images and podcasts. Included is information on Top CDNs for blogs, free CDNs, and Amar’s explanation of What is a CDN?
Caddy server provides a modern, fast and secure way to host WordPress websites. In this post, we will learn how to install WordPress using Caddy Webserver This 4-part guide will walk through installing Caddy, setting up WordPress, and advanced configuration best practices. Learn about Caddy webserver and its key features, the benefits of using Caddy as a web server,how Caddy compares to alternatives like Nginx or Apache.Finally, learn how to install and configure WordPress on this server.
Server benchmarking involves running various tests on a server to measure its performance and identify any bottlenecks. Let us understand some of these tools and their significance.
I heard about Webinoly in a Facebook group for WordPress. Webinoly is a command line based utility to install websites on VPS. Read about my first hand experience.