Knowledge base

Not a plugin so much as a short list of habits: the ones that actually correlate with sites that never get compromised.

A transfer changes who bills you, not where the site points. Do the prerequisites first and the live site never notices.

Where your visitors are, where the data must legally live, and where the rest of your stack already runs. Three questions, one answer.

Four sections, one of which surprises everybody. Here is what each line means and why an upgrade invoice looks larger than either plan.

Most "slow hosting" tickets come down to five recurring causes. Work through them in this order before you pay for a bigger plan.

Every domain gets a free certificate automatically. A paid one still makes sense in a few specific cases, and marketing is not one of them.

What we measure, where we measure it from, what you get back when we miss it, and the handful of things it deliberately does not cover.

Changing nameservers is the last step of a migration, not the first. Lower the TTL, copy every record, then delegate. In that order nobody sees a…