DevOps

Guide to IPFS – The InterPlanetary File System

I’ve always found peer-to-peer applications interesting. Central points of failure aren’t fun! Protocols like BitTorrent are widely used and well known. However, there’s something relatively new and uses BitTorrent-like technology, except it’s much more impressive. What is IPFS? The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is one that caught my eye during research. It’s basically a peer-to-peer, […]

Cloud Computing Dedicated Hosting

Dedicated Servers vs. Cloud Servers: A Comparison

Do you need your own dedicated server, or can you trust a cloud service for hosting? Before you make a decision, it’s crucial to understand the differences between dedicated server hosting & cloud hosting—which are rapidly emerging as the dominant modes for organizational hosting. There are real budgeting and operational implications to consider before settling […]

DevOps

How to Increase Your Storage Speed and Availability with GlusterFS

Introduction and use cases GlusterFS is a clustered file system designed to increase the speed, redundancy, and availability of network storage. When configured correctly with several machines, it can greatly decrease downtime due to maintenance and failures.Gluster has a variety of use cases, with most configurations being small three server clusters. I’ve personally used Gluster […]

Colocation

Managed Hosting vs Colocation Hosting

[sg_popup id=”9″ event=”onload”][/sg_popup]Deciding which hosting plan is right for your organization requires a good grasp of the options. In this blog, we’ll help you compare two common web hosting plans that organizations choose between: managed web hosting and colocation hosting. Colocation hosting and managed hosting offer tremendous advantages compared to hosting your server on-site, but […]