Guides written to be useful, not to rank.
Infrastructure updates and hosting guides from the people running the servers. Where an earlier version of an article got something wrong, the correction is written into the article itself rather than quietly edited out — two of the pieces below carry one.
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Aug 2026
Our Datacenter Footprint Now Covers Fifty-six Countries
- Written by the team running the infrastructure
- Specs checked against the live plan catalogue
- Corrections published, not hidden
- No sponsored posts, ever
All Articles
Newest first. Every figure quoted in these pieces is checked against the plan catalogue.
Our Datacenter Footprint Now Covers Fifty-six Countries
We have added 45 new datacenter countries, taking the total to 56 across Europe, Asia and the Pacific, the Middle East, the Americas and Africa. Here is the full list, and the two things you should know before you pick one.
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VPS For Life Datacenter Update: July 2026
A quick update on infrastructure and network performance across our datacenter network.
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NVMe vs SSD VPS: What's the Real Performance Difference?
NVMe and SSD are both flash storage, but the interface they use changes performance more than most buyers realize — and only under the right kind of load.
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SPF, DKIM & DMARC in 2026: What Email Marketing VPS Customers Need to Know
Major inbox providers now require proper email authentication for bulk senders. Here's what that means if you run an Email Marketing VPS.
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How to Choose the Right VPS Plan in 2026
A practical framework for matching your workload to the right CPU, RAM and storage combination — without overpaying for headroom you never use.
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