Foreword Two labels show up on almost every VPS order page: managed VPS and unmanaged VPS. The managed one often costs several times more. That gap ra
Foreword When you buy a VPS, the product page often lists a word like “KVM” or “OpenVZ”. Many buyers skip this detail. That word describes how the pro
Introduction Every hosting decision starts with the same question: do you share, or do you own? Virtualization puts many tenants on one physical serve
Foreword Selecting a server colocation provider is not a decision that can be reversed cheaply. Once workloads are deployed and network routes are est
Introduction Running multiple websites on one cloud server saves money and simplifies management. It also concentrates risk. If one site gets compromi
Foreword This article will guide you through building a stable, high-speed, and anti-blocking node using the VMess protocol, compatible with a wide va
1. Introduction If you have ever used Nginx, you already know how powerful and efficient it is. As an open-source web server and reverse proxy, Nginx
Introduction Running an API service on a VPS seems straightforward at first. You deploy the code, expose a port, and everything works fine—until traff
Introduction One of the most common issues VPS users encounter is persistently high memory usage. You log into your server, run top or free -m, and no
Background Recently, I started setting up my own blog and needed a cloud server to host it. While there are some free hosting options available, the e
