A screenshot of R1Soft’s CDP 3.0 Enterprise Edition (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Brazilian Web host NetRevenda ( www.netrevenda.com ) announced on Wednesday that it will offer R1Soft Continuous Data protection backups and archiving with all of its shared and reseller hosting plans. According to the announcement, NetRevenda will also use CDP to backup its email servers. NetRevenda says its hosting environment will have “an elevated level of reliability and protection” with the addition of R1Soft CDP

A screenshot of R1Soft’s CDP 3.0 Enterprise Edition (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Brazilian Web host NetRevenda ( www.netrevenda.com ) announced on Wednesday that it will offer R1Soft Continuous Data protection backups and archiving with all of its shared and reseller hosting plans. According to the announcement, NetRevenda will also use CDP to backup its email servers.

Google web hosting is one of the most convenient ways to setup your own website. It is not really a true website; it is more like your own set of web pages. However, you can set it up to where no one would even know the difference

Shared hosting is no longer an choice.

Now, please mind I’m only a noob when it comes to databases and MySQL. So as a result I may be using the wrong terms, but I’ll try anyway: Besides my desktop, I recently hired a Virtual Private Server. It runs Debian Lenny, and I installed MySQL on it as well

Choosing a Web Hosting Provider for a High-Traffic Website Jargon in today’s web hosting field is at an all-time high. There are so many buzz words and overlapping terms being tossed about that it can be difficult to figure out where one hosting option ends and the next begins. For instance, what’s the difference between cloud hosting and clustered hosting

Twitter turns on OAuth API authentication Users of obscure third party Twitter applications may be surprised to find that their apps no longer work, if the app creators of those apps haven’t been keeping up with changes in the Twitter API (application programming interface). Microblogging service Twitter is in the final stages of migrating its sign-on service for third party applications to a different of authentication protocol, called OAuth