VPS & Beyond

 Managed bare metal servers give you the raw performance of dedicated hardware with none of the headaches. They’re perfect for high-traffic sites, real-time apps, AI, and big data — because you get full hardware access without noisy neighbors or virtualization delays. With expert support handling updates, security, and monitoring, your team can focus on growth, not maintenance. They’re great for businesses that need consistent speed, security, and reliability. Plus, with fixed monthly pricing, you skip the surprise bills that come with cloud VMs. From better compliance to smoother scaling, managed bare metal is a smart move. Want the full guide? Read the full article now on my Medium !

 Ready to secure your server with Imunify360? Here’s a friendly and easy-to-follow overview: Install It : Run the official install script via SSH (i360deploy.sh) and register with your license key. Configure via GUI or CLI : Access settings in cPanel, Plesk, WHM, or the standalone dashboard. Tweak key areas like malware scans, firewall rules (WAF), backup settings, and notifications. Prefer the command line? Use imunify360-agent config update to fine-tune parameters like scan intensity or memory limits. Securing Web Servers : Integrate with Apache, Nginx, or LiteSpeed. Enable ModSecurity, configure graceful restarts or reloads, and set paths to audit logs. Advanced Setup : For generic or no-panel servers, edit integration.conf to set up directories to scan, define admin users, enable WebShield and malware scanning paths, and use override configs for managing multiple servers. Check and Tweak : Restart services, verify the UI is reachable, and test real-time scan...

 Running WordPress with Docker is a game changer for devs and small business owners. It’s fast, clean, and lets you skip the usual server headaches. With docker-compose, you spin up your site in minutes. I’ve used high-speed Linux VPSs from DigitalOcean and PerLod, which you can easily buy with Bitcoin. Want the full guide? Read more on my Medium .

 Kubernetes might sound intimidating at first, but it’s quickly becoming an essential skill in modern DevOps. If you're a beginner, understanding how Kubernetes works can help you deploy and manage applications at scale with more confidence. In our latest guide, we break down the core concepts of Kubernetes, including clusters, pods, deployments, and services. We explain everything in plain English, using real-world examples and relatable analogies to keep it easy to follow. You’ll learn how Kubernetes automates container orchestration, why it’s so powerful in cloud-native environments, and what tools or commands you need to start experimenting locally. Whether you're looking to level up your infrastructure game or simply curious about how big tech keeps services running smoothly, this beginner guide will give you the foundation to build upon. Check out the full post to understand why Kubernetes is a game-changer for developers and sysadmins alike.

Ryzen 8000 Performance Review The new Ryzen 8000 CPUs are here, and they’re making waves. Built on AMD’s Zen 5 architecture, these chips bring serious performance gains, better efficiency, and improved thermals. Whether you're a gamer, creator, or just want a faster PC, there’s a lot to like. Why Ryzen 8000 Stands Out With faster speeds, bigger cache, and a smarter design, Ryzen 8000 is faster and more power-efficient than before. You get more performance without burning more power. Gaming Gets Better In real games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring, Ryzen 8000 chips boost frame rates up to 20% compared to the last generation. Mid-range chips like the 8700X also shine in 1440p and 4K. For Work and Daily Use Editing videos, 3D rendering, coding, or even multitasking all feel smoother. Ryzen 8000 handles heavy workloads like a pro, and you’ll notice the difference in speed. Cooler and Quieter Even with more power, these chips don’t run hot. With proper cooling, they stay quiet and st...