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Types of Web Hosting

Types of Web Hosting

Just like in food, there are different flavours when it comes to web hosting — in other words, different types of web hosting. Each flavour is designed to suit specific needs, budgets, and technical requirements. Choosing the right web hosting can feel overwhelming, especially when different options sound technical or similar. In reality, web hosting […]

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What Makes up a Server

What Makes up a Server

When people hear the word server, they often imagine a powerful computer sitting in a data centre somewhere. While that’s partly true, a server is more than just hardware. It is a combination of physical components, software, networking, and security layers working together to deliver services such as websites, emails, applications, and databases over the […]

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How Web Hosting Actually Works

How Web Hosting Actually Works

Have you ever typed a website address and wondered, “Where does this page actually come from?” It feels like magic—one second you’re looking at a blank browser tab, the next you’re scrolling through a beautifully designed website with images, text, and videos. But there’s no magic involved. Every website you visit lives somewhere physical, on a real […]

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How the Internet Works

How the Internet Works

The Internet is a “Network of Networks” Think of the entire internet as a massive digital city that connects everyone in the world. Just like a real city has neighbourhoods, streets, buildings, and addresses, the internet has its own version of all these things. This city (internet) is not owned by one person or company. […]

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Deploying a Pure Node.js Application on cPanel

Deploying a Pure Node.js Application on cPanel

This guide explains how to deploy and run a standard Node.js application on cPanel. Unlike frontend frameworks such as Next.js, a pure Node.js application (for example Express, Fastify, or a custom HTTP server) runs directly as a server process. cPanel supports this through Phusion Passenger, which manages the Node.js runtime and proxies traffic from Apache […]

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