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What You Should Takeaway from GitLab’s Database Deletion and Its Backups
GitLab deleted the wrong database, but when ineffective backup solutions got added to the mix, the site’s system admins had to battle the perfect storm to get the site online. The takeaway from this situation? Choose your backup solutions carefully. GitLab, the online tech hub, is facing issues as a result of an accidental database…
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Should You Rely on WordPress Backups by Your Web Hosts?
Making WordPress backups with your WordPress hosting service seems like a convenient option. Here’s what you should know about backing up with your web host(s) and why you shouldn’t do it. Making WordPress backups with your web host may be an option you are considering or are currently following. The idea is instantly attractive as…
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What Can Go Wrong With Your WordPress Site?
While it is easy to be online with a WordPress site, the real task starts after you are online. Do you know all the things that go wrong with your WordPress site? Read on to find out. Every person wanting to start a blog or a small business has heard the words “you can be…
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Does Your WordPress Host Address These Data Centre Pain Points Effectively?
A data centre is a complex entity in WordPress hosting. Do you know the different parts of a data centre, what can go wrong in each of those parts, and how it can affect your WordPress site? Find out. Many factors in different parts of a data centre and its operations affect the performance of…
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Common Mistakes Which Can Crash WordPress Sites
We worry so much about performance of servers, PCs and other equipment, that we often forget that human errors have the potential to cause massive damage to WordPress sites. Owning a self hosted WordPress site is tricky for many reasons. Some of the more entertaining points have to do with human errors. However, they can…
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Do you have a disaster recovery plan for your WordPress site?
Why do you need it? Can your business continue to function if you were to lose your data? If your answer is a clear no, then having a disaster recovery plan is a must for you. At some point down the road, your data is going to be in danger. It could be a machine…
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