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You’ve launched your new website. Now you’re hearing a flood of new terms: SEO, index, sitemap, crawlers. These are all important buzzwords in digital marketing, but they often boil down to one critical question: How do you get your website indexed by Google so people can find it? If you’re asking that question, you are in …

Whether installing new software, following an online tutorial, or troubleshooting an issue, one of the first questions you’ll face is, “What version of Ubuntu are you running?” Your operating system details are necessary for managing your system’s health and functionality. The version number of your operating system determines which applications and Personal Package Archives (PPAs) …

Enabling caching on a WooCommerce store is an important but delicate process that balances performance with functionality. Unlike a static blog, an e-commerce site is highly dynamic, managing user-specific data like shopping carts, account information, and personalized content. A misconfigured cache can lead to serious issues, such as showing one customer’s cart to another or …

Have you ever tried to open your bank, favorite store, or work portal – only to be stopped by this message? “Safari Can’t Establish a Secure Connection to the Server.” It’s frustrating, vague, and can block you completely – on a Mac, iPhone, or iPad. But what does this error mean? This guide explains what’s …

Are you staring at that stubborn “Leverage Browser Caching” warning in your Google PageSpeed Insights report? You’re not alone. It’s one of the most common performance recommendations, and it often sounds far more complicated than it is. In this guide, we will explain browser caching from a server-level perspective and show you how to fix …

What if you could spot and fix critical errors in your PHP application before your users even notice? If you manage a PHP application on a RunCloud server, integrating a powerful monitoring tool is the fastest way to identify performance bottlenecks and eliminate bugs. New Relic provides an all-in-one solution for both server and application monitoring that …

Server migration doesn’t have to be stressful. Whether you’re upgrading hardware, switching providers, or changing location, the process should be strategic, not risky. Server migrations are necessary for any growing application to move to more powerful hardware, a better network, or a more strategic geographic location. However, this migration often requires some downtime to move things …

Slow websites lose visitors. If your store or site takes more than a couple of seconds to load, people leave – and they don’t come back. That’s where caching comes in. In this guide, we’ll break down the three main types of website caching: You’ll learn what each one does, how they work together, and …

Running into the “HTTP error” when uploading images to WordPress is frustrating, especially when everything else seems to be working fine. There’s no detail in the message, no hint at the cause, and no obvious fix. It could be a plugin conflict, a server setting, or something else entirely. This quick guide walks you through …