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WordPress VPS Hosting vs a Dedicated Server: When the Slice Stops Being Enough
WordPress VPS hosting is where most serious sites end up after shared hosting, and for a lot of them it’s where they should stay. A VPS gives […] The post WordPress VPS Hosting vs a Dedicated Server: When the Slice Stops Being Enough appeared first on GigeNET .
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High Traffic WordPress Hosting: What Breaks First and When to Go Dedicated
Most advice about high traffic WordPress hosting starts with a monthly pageview number. That number is close to useless. A site doing two million cached pageviews a […] The post High Traffic WordPress Hosting: What Breaks First and When to Go Dedicated appeared first on GigeNET .
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PHP2Shell: two critical PHP vulnerabilities, the fixed versions, and what GigeNET did
Last updated: October 23, 2026. We will update this post if new information appears. Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP itself, together called PHP2Shell, let an attacker run […] The post PHP2Shell: two critical PHP vulnerabilities, the fixed versions, and what GigeNET did…
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Windows Server license cost in 2026: what you pay to buy it or rent it
A Windows Server 2025 Standard license for a 16-core server lists at $1,176 from Microsoft. Datacenter lists at $6,771. On a rented server you usually don’t buy […] The post Windows Server license cost in 2026: what you pay to buy it or rent it appeared first on GigeNET .
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Windows Server 2022 end of support: what changed on October 13, 2026 and when to move to 2025
Windows Server 2022 left mainstream support on October 13, 2026. Nothing breaks. Microsoft keeps shipping security updates for it until October 14, 2031, so a 2022 server […] The post Windows Server 2022 end of support: what changed on October 13, 2026 and when to move to 2025…
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Self-hosted S3 in 2026: what it really costs to run your own object storage
Self-hosted S3 is cheap per terabyte only once you count the reads. Store data you rarely touch on a small cluster and Amazon S3 will usually cost […] The post Self-hosted S3 in 2026: what it really costs to run your own object storage appeared first on GigeNET .
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Egress fees explained: what AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and others charge to read your data (2026)
Egress fees are what a cloud charges you to send data out of it, and they’re the line on a storage bill that surprises people. Storing 20 […] The post Egress fees explained: what AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and others charge to read your data (2026) appeared first on GigeNET .
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MinIO alternatives in 2026: where to run S3 now that MinIO’s open-source edition is archived
MinIO’s open-source server is done. The GitHub repository was archived on April 25, 2026, after a year of features being pulled out of the community edition. Your […] The post MinIO alternatives in 2026: where to run S3 now that MinIO’s open-source edition is archived appeared…
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GigeNET vs OVHcloud (2026): US bare metal, support and SLA compared
OVHcloud and GigeNET both sell bare metal servers in the US at similar entry prices. OVHcloud’s Advance-1 starts at $98 a month, and ours starts at $126. […] The post GigeNET vs OVHcloud (2026): US bare metal, support and SLA compared appeared first on GigeNET .
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GigeNET vs Hetzner (2026): a US alternative to Hetzner dedicated servers
Hetzner sells some of the cheapest dedicated servers you’ll find, and plenty of US developers have one. There’s a catch that’s easy to miss on the order […] The post GigeNET vs Hetzner (2026): a US alternative to Hetzner dedicated servers appeared first on GigeNET .
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Small business server: buy one, rent one, or colocate?
Most small businesses shouldn’t buy a server for the office anymore. Rent a dedicated server if you need a whole machine, use a VPS if your load […] The post Small business server: buy one, rent one, or colocate? appeared first on GigeNET .
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GigeNET vs ReliableSite (2026): SLA, support, DDoS and price
ReliableSite is cheaper and runs newer chips. GigeNET publishes its SLA credits and a support response guarantee. Here's the sourced side-by-side. The post GigeNET vs ReliableSite (2026): SLA, support, DDoS and price appeared first on GigeNET .