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    Ever Had a Hosting Provider Secretly Throttle Your Traffic?

    I have to disagree with some of the responses in this thread, because it’s not entirely accurate to conclude that “hidden throttling” is occurring without analyzing the specific situation. Shared hosting almost always has limitations: CPU, RAM, I/O, number of concurrent processes, inodes...
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    How to make some extra bucks with an unused VPS?

    Honestly, with specs like that it may be hard to consistently make $50–100/month unless you already have clients or a project idea. If you no longer need the store, the simplest option is just downgrading to a smaller VPS to keep backups/data or canceling it entirely. But if you want to...
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    How to find the original host of a website behind Cloudflare?

    Yeah, Cloudflare does a pretty solid job at masking the origin, but in practice it’s not always bulletproof. If the site is properly configured, you won’t be able to directly see the real IP through standard DNS or HTTP checks. However, there are a few common angles people usually explore...
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    My hosting is terrible?

    It seems that you have a classic case of “bad neighbors” on shared hosting or very strict resource restrictions from your provider. Statistics from Cloudflare and the hosting panel differ greatly due to caching: Cloudflare processes over 85% of requests, so the server only sees dynamic content...
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    Impact of Cloudflare's “Under Attack” mode on website usability

    Yesterday, a client's server experienced increased load due to a targeted attack, with requests coming from a large number of different IP addresses. For additional protection, Cloudflare was connected, proxying was configured, and after enabling “I'm under attack” mode, the malicious traffic...
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    What hosting did you start with, and what are you using now?

    I use hostpro.com because I like their technical support.
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    domain+hosting options for landing pages

    Hello! You may want to consider HostPro. They allow you to choose the location of their service and provide high-quality technical support.
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    Which hosting is best for SEO sites in 2025?

    Hello! I have several large projects and a small online store. The first thing I thought about was basic website and server security. For domains, I set up CloudFlare to hide the real IP addresses of servers and control traffic. My websites have a clearly defined audience by country, so I set up...
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    What VPS Provider would you suggest me?

    As the owner of several servers, I chose Hostpro.com. Among the features that are important to me are round-the-clock technical support, which responds quickly and helps with all settings and updates.
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