I live in Denver, and I run a few small sites—one for a local youth soccer club, one for my photo portfolio, and one tiny shop that sells team hoodies. I’ve tried a handful of “Denver” hosting setups. Some were rock solid. Some… not so much. You know what? The weather here taught me a …
Continue reading “Hosting My Denver Sites: What Actually Worked For Me”
I’m Kayla. I build little Rails apps for real people. Class sign-ups, a tiny store, a recipe site for my aunt. I’ve moved them across hosts more times than I’d like to admit. Some moves were smooth. Some made me sweat. For the blow-by-blow notes of how each environment behaved, check out my extended case …
Continue reading ““I ran my Rails apps on 8 hosts. Here’s what actually worked.””
Hey, I’m Kayla. I run a few small sites and a couple client projects. I’ve used shared hosting, VPS, and yes—dedicated IPs. Some days it was smooth. Some days, I wanted to throw my laptop. Here’s what actually happened. If you’d like the deep-dive version with benchmarks and screenshots, check out my dedicated IP web …
Continue reading “Dedicated IP Web Hosting: My Hands-On Review”
Quick outline What I set up and why The setup flow that worked (and what didn’t) AutoSSL in real life Speed and day-to-day use Support, snags, and small wins Pros, cons, and my bottom line Why I tried it I run small sites for family and a few clients. Not big, but they get traffic. …
Continue reading “I launched a site on Web Hosting Plus with AutoSSL. Here’s how it actually went.”
I run a small learning site. It’s Moodle, with real students and real mess. Quizzes, videos, badges—the whole deal. I’ve broken things at 2 a.m. I’ve also had nights where it all just worked, which feels like a small miracle.If you want every gritty detail of that first big experiment, I wrote up the full …
Continue reading “I tried Moodle web hosting the hard way (and the easy way)”
A quick backstory I live in East Dallas, near White Rock Lake. I build small sites for local folks on the side. Think bakeries, youth teams, a salon, and a tiny church stream page. I’ve used a lot of hosts, but when I kept the server in Dallas, stuff simply felt faster. My phone loaded …
Continue reading “I Tried Dallas Web Hosting So You Don’t Have To”
I run a small e-commerce shop and a few client sites. I live in Henderson. So one day I thought, why not keep the sites close to home? Las Vegas has big data centers, bright lights, and yes—real heat. Would the hosting be fast? Would it melt? I tested it for months. Here’s my story. …
Continue reading “I Tried Las Vegas Web Hosting. Here’s What Actually Happened.”
Hey, I’m Kayla. I run a small online shop from Jeddah. I sell abayas and a few gift boxes. Simple stuff, but it matters to me. I’ve tried web hosting in Saudi Arabia for real shops, not just test sites. I broke things. I fixed them. And I learned what actually helps when your customers …
Continue reading ““My Web Hosting in Saudi Arabia: What I Used, What Worked, What Didn’t””
I’m Kayla. I run a small online shop and keep a couple client sites. I’m picky with hosts, maybe too picky. I used Newtek Web Hosting for nine months. I moved one WordPress shop, one simple portfolio, and a small blog. Real sites. Real traffic. Real headaches, sometimes. For another perspective on the migration process, …
Continue reading “I moved my shop to Newtek Web Hosting. Here’s how it actually went.”
Note: I haven’t used Asura Hosting myself. This is a first-person take built from public info and common user reports (see what people are saying in the Asura Hosting Reviews on Trustpilot), with simple, real-world examples of how it usually plays out.For a deeper dive based on that collected research, check out my expanded Asura …
Continue reading “Asura Web Hosting: My Straight-Talk Review”
