Engineering
IPv4 for a New Hosting Company: Lease, Buy, or Borrow
IPv4 for a hosting company, explained by an operator: why a /24 is the floor, what ASN and RPKI involve, and whether to lease or buy addresses.
Engineering
Deep dives into the platform: what the hardware is, how resources are allocated, and the engineering choices behind the performance.
Engineering
Self-Hosted AI Agent: Why It Needs Its Own Server
What a self-hosted AI agent actually is, why its learning loop only compounds on an always-on server you own, and how much access to give it.
Engineering
Seattle Colocation: Why a Downtown Carrier Hotel Beats a Suburban Cage
Why Seattle colocation in a downtown carrier hotel beats a suburban cage: what 1000 Denny Way gives your racks, and when colo beats renting a VDS.
Engineering
Virtual Dedicated Server Resources Explained
What the resources on a virtual dedicated server really mean: dedicated cores, reserved RAM, RAID-10 storage, and when a VDS beats a VPS or bare metal.
Engineering
AMD EPYC VPS Hosting for Real Workloads
What AMD EPYC VPS hosting delivers under real load: guaranteed cores, high clocks, NVMe RAID, and the benchmarks to verify every claim yourself.
Engineering
Windows VPS Hosting: What the License Really Costs
Windows VPS hosting without the surprise: 180-day evaluation images, bring your own license, the disk Windows really needs, and when Linux is cheaper.
See it for yourself. Performance VPS on AMD EPYC, stock-controlled so the specs on the card are the specs you get.