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Platform and Limits

CloudLinux, CageFS and the per-account limits your sites actually run inside.

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What CloudLinux actually changes on a shared SEO hosting account

CloudLinux turns one shared server into a set of isolated containers, one per hosting account. On a network of sites...

LVE limits explained: CPU, memory and entry processes per account

An LVE limit is a ceiling on four things: processor time, memory, concurrent processes and input/output. Each hosting...

Reading your resource usage and knowing when a site is throttled

Before you decide a site is slow, read what it is actually consuming. Resource usage on a CloudLinux account is...

CageFS and why one compromised site cannot read another

CageFS gives every hosting account its own view of the filesystem. An account can see its own files, a safe set of...

Choosing a PHP version per site without breaking the network

PHP Selector lets each account choose its own PHP version and its own set of extensions, independently of the server...

When resource limits mean it is time to leave shared hosting

Shared hosting stops being the right answer at a specific, recognisable point: when a site sits against its resource...

Sizing a 50-site network against per-account resource limits

Sizing a network against per account limits is arithmetic, not guesswork. The inputs are how many dynamic requests each...
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