DCHost guide: RAID 1 vs RAID 10 for Dedicated Servers: Capacity, Fault Tolerance and Rebuilds. Four drives arranged in two pairs sit on a light-colored tray, with a bridge connecting the pairs.
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RAID 1 vs RAID 10 for Dedicated Servers: Capacity, Fault Tolerance and Rebuilds

2 November 2026

Choose between two-disk RAID 1 and four-disk RAID 10 by comparing usable capacity, growth headroom, disk failure tolerance and rebuild demands. Follow a hypothetical WooCommerce scenario from capacity planning to quote and delivery checks.

DCHost guide: What Is a Load Balancer? Health Checks, Sessions and Failover. A violet and navy 3D scene shows a central distributor splitting a soft connection line between two server forms.
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What Is a Load Balancer? Health Checks, Sessions and Failover

25 September 2026

Understand how load balancers use health checks, sticky sessions, TLS termination and failover to distribute traffic safely across servers.

A sensor, purple edge gateway and server illustrating the separate parts of an IoT IPv6 deployment.
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IPv6 for IoT and Edge: Readiness and Hosting Choices

9 February 2026

Assess the device-to-cloud path, compare a dual-stack edge, IPv6-first SaaS/API services and IPv6-only labs, then test representative cohorts and record recovery before expanding.

Two unmarked server cartridges and a purple curved arch illustrate server lifecycle and reuse decisions.
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Data Center Sustainability: CUE and Hosting Choices

7 February 2026

Connect operational CUE and a hypothetical server replacement calculation to water, cooling, local energy and hosting architecture. Ask providers for evidence that supports the same service requirements.

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Clear, plain-language explainers for hosting, domain, server, and web technology terms — find our ‘what is’ guides in this category.

VPS Provider Mergers: What They Mean for Your Servers and What To Do Next

VPS provider mergers are no longer rare headlines you can ignore. Consolidation is reshaping the hosting market: brands disappear, platforms are unified, data centers are closed or opened in new regions, and pricing models quietly change. If your business runs on virtual servers, every one of these moves can affect uptime, latency, support quality, compliance…

5 February 2026

IPv4 Address Shortage and Price Surges: What You Need to Know Now

IPv4 addresses have quietly turned into one of the most valuable resources in hosting and networking. If you manage websites, servers or an online product, you have probably seen line items like “IPv4 surcharge” or “additional IPv4 address” creeping into quotes and invoices. That is not a marketing trick – it is the direct result…

3 February 2026

ICANN Policy Changes for New gTLDs and What They Mean for You

New generic top-level domains (new gTLDs) are no longer an experiment. They are a permanent part of how the DNS and the domain market work. ICANN has been revisiting almost every rule that governed the first new gTLD round, and this is now turning into concrete policy changes for the next wave of extensions. If…

2 February 2026

SSL Certificate Automation Tools: How to Choose and Implement Them Safely

SSL certificates no longer live in a spreadsheet and a calendar reminder. If you are running more than a couple of domains, manual renewal quickly turns into a risky, time‑consuming job. Modern browsers, stricter compliance rules and short‑lived certificates mean you need a repeatable way to issue, deploy and renew certificates without depending on someone…

2 February 2026

IPv6 Team Training: Labs, Pilots and Skills Plan

Assign practical IPv6 tasks to network, systems, security and support teams. Review lab evidence to define pilot scope, acceptance criteria and recovery steps.

2 February 2026

ICANN New gTLD Applications: Process, Costs and Strategy

ICANN's new gTLD application rounds are one of the most misunderstood topics in the domain world. Many teams hear "you can apply for your own .brand" or "there will be thousands of new domain extensions", but very few actually know what the application process looks like, what it costs, and who it realistically makes sense…

2 February 2026
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