Practical guides on Canadian infrastructure, managed hosting, migrations, and keeping your applications secure — from our Alberta team.
Past EOL means no security patches, not an instant outage. Here is how to check your PHP version, what WordPress and plugins need before you upgrade, and why waiting until the host forces it is the painful path.
Read articleThe signup price is easy to compare. Year two is when you pay in migrations, plugin band-aids, downtime, and support tickets that go nowhere. Here is the math most businesses skip.
Read articleYour site can be up and mail can still hit spam. Shared vs dedicated sending IP is not the whole story, but it matters. Here is when each makes sense and what to fix first.
Read articleDaily backups on a green dashboard mean nothing if nobody has tested a restore. Here is what a real recovery plan looks like, and where backup strategies usually fail in practice.
Read article99.9% uptime and 24/7 support sound great until you read the fine print. Here is how to decode uptime math, service credits, exclusions, and what actually matters when something breaks.
Read articleSAGE 50 is not a website. It is Windows, licensing, multi-user access, and backups that actually restore. Here is what to ask before you move your company file off the front-desk PC.
Read articleShared hosting is a great start. Staying on it after traffic, custom code, or security needs have outgrown the plan is not. Here are the signs we see before Canadian businesses make the move.
Read articleOneDev (theonedev) — MIT all-in-one Git forge with GUI pipelines, Kanban, packages, and code search. ~15k stars. Gitea is lean; OneDev is integrated DevOps on one box.
Read articleCachet (cachethq) — open-source status page with incidents, maintenance windows, and subscriber alerts. ~15k stars. Uptime Kuma monitors; Cachet communicates outages.
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