We explain what Kubernetes and Docker are, and how you can determine which you should use for your application.
Kubernetes Ingress & TLS hosts explained
In a Kubernetes cluster, Ingress can be used to expose apps to external traffic. Learn more about how Kubernetes Ingress works with TLS.
Cloud Solutions Starting Guide
Start with the necessary information to deploy your cloud environment, and will help you to get acquainted with the offered possibilities.
What Is Elastic Cloud Storage? A Guide to ECS in 2021
Often businesses find themselves hampered by low storage limits. Learn how Elastic Cloud Storage solutions can help fix this predicament. Start your Cloud Solutions 14 Day FREE trial...
How to Setup a Remote Redis 6 Server with Drupal 8
This guide will show you how to deploy a remote Redis 6 server, install the Drupal Plugin for Redis and configure it to use password authentication. We will also discuss adding an option to provide a failover, in case of a Redis failure which would normally cause Drupal to fail as a result. We have […]
An Introduction to Cloud Computing
In this article we will explain you the in and outs of Cloud Computing, what it is, how it works, its pros and cons.
What is UKHost4u Pay-Per-Use Pricing Model?
With UKHost4u's Pay-Per-Use pricing, you only pay for your real consumption, not for a limit you rarely reach. Find out how it works.
Business Update: UKHost4u Launches New Cloud Solutions
It's official and we are very excited to announce today we are launching the UKHost4u Cloud Solutions. Sign up to our 14 day Free trial. Find out more here...
HTTP/1 vs. HTTP/2 vs. HTTP/3 – Explained
If you’ve visited any websites before then you will have undoubtedly seen the “HTTP” or “HTTPS” prefixes at the start of a web address. For the average internet user, these will simple be ignored and you won’t find any reason to pay attention to them. After all, it’s a domain name that you type into […]
Best Ways to Migrate a WordPress Site to a New Host
Why is WordPress the most popular website builder and content management system (CRM) in the world? The answer lies in its versatility, ease-of-use, cost, flexibility, and functionality. The adoption rate of WordPress illustrates the point. It powers over 40% of all websites. WordPress is free to use and is open source, meaning that it is […]
