The Birth of a new Shared Hosting Server is an interesting process. To create the home of hundreds of new websites requires the proper distribution of finite resources. Unlike bandwidth which is generated at a later stage by those same websites, the initial setup is a procedure which must be precise to the byte. …
At FastComet, we’re committed to protecting our customers’ online business, while delivering secure and blazingly fast sites. That’s why we are happy to announce that FastComet has made yet another step forward to that.
First announced back in July 2017, the project dear to our heart, Let’s Encrypt has now made Wildcard certificate support live in the next step to encrypt the Web. Last week, the certificate authority, which offers free SSL and TLS certificates to webmasters, announced that their new ACME2 (Automated Certificate Management Environment) protocol is now live and with it comes the ability for users to get free wildcard certificates.…
There’s nothing worse than that awful feeling you get when you realize you’ve accidentally deleted that all important business email, or wiped out a web project that you’ve been working so hard on over the past couple of weeks. It is, therefore, crucial to have handy backups of your hosting account so that unpleasant feeling doesn’t last for long.
What’s not always so cut and dry, is the process of backing up your website.…
“I need a dedicated IP address for better SEO, can you provide me with one?” This is a pre-sales question that comes up quite often here at FastComet.
FastComet does not offer dedicated IP addresses on any shared hosting plan offering. This may be surprising or even cause for concern to some, but not to worry. The question of whether or not you need or should use a dedicated IP address or a shared IP address for web hosting can be quite controversial.…
Ask a marketer or business owner what they’d like most in the world, and they’ll probably tell you right away “more customers.” What often comes after customers on an online business’ wish list? More traffic to their site, of course. And here comes the greatest irony — websites of all sizes struggle with traffic problems. Small sites face traffic issues — few people visit them. Web pages continue to grow in their complexity, however, making websites heavier and therefore slower to load.…