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Step-by-step guide to self-hosting a website on a Linux VPS in 2026. Covers server setup (Ubuntu 24.04), Nginx, firewall, Let's Encrypt SSL, Docker, DNS, backups, and ongoing maintenance. Includes a cost-benefit framework and common pitfalls to avoid.

There is a specific kind of silence that every system administrator and business owner dreads. It isn't the quiet of a smooth operation; it’s the silence of a server that has stopped responding to pings. It’s the loading spinner that spins for 10 seconds before timing out. I... (Read more)

For two decades, the web hosting industry has sold a specific dream to business owners and developers alike: server management should be as easy as using a microwave. Just push a button, and your website is live. Push another, and your email is configured. This promise of "C... (Read more)

In the fast-paced world of server administration and cloud infrastructure, information is just as critical as bandwi... (Read more)

You’ve done the hard work. You purchased an SSL certificate (or generated a free Let's Encrypt one via your ServerSpan dashboard), you installed it on your server, and you updated your WordPress URL settings to start with https://. You navigate to your homepage,... (Read more)

You're shopping for a VPS hosting plan, comparing prices, and you find offers ranging from €2 to €20 per month for seemingly identical specs. The price difference isn't always marketing or profit margin—often it's f... (Read more)