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Servers, clouds and reliable infrastructure.
We separate storage access rights from decryption capabilities using restic as an example, look for circular dependencies, and verify emergency access.
We compare hypothetical 3,000 rubles per month and 28,800 rubles for a year. We check the project duration, tariff changes, refund of the balance, and renewal price.
Using MySQL as an example, we examine the boundary between a second working database and saved history, as well as the recovery window for a lagging replica.
Why valid database and file copies can represent different states, and which snapshot boundaries to verify before restoration.
Free server memory does not rule out limits on a specific process group. We examine local OOM, the meaning of cgroup v2 counters, and the data needed before changing your tariff.
Transfer limits depend on more than just traffic volume. A sample calculation accounts for pages, backups, and other data streams, then distinguishes between monthly volume and channel bandwidth.
A green status in the sending panel may only confirm part of the route. Where to look for a lost notification, how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are related, and what a test email actually checks.
Converting percentages to minutes separates hosting metrics from store performance. A sample calculation helps set a meaningful availability target and clarifies exactly what needs measuring.
Turn archive availability into a verifiable store recovery plan: define acceptable data loss, measure recovery time, and conduct an isolated test.
A practical approach to evaluating CPU, memory, database, and performance headroom before a marketing campaign: from load scenarios to scaling criteria.
A step-by-step plan for migrating an online store to a new VPS: backup, test launch, final synchronization, DNS, payment notifications, and rollback.
A new module may run on PHP 5.6, but that does not make the old server secure. We compare PHP support timelines and explain how to migrate a store to a current branch without halting sales.
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