https://rubycore.pages.dev/en/tags/servers/Recent content in Servers on RubyCoreHugoen-USTue, 19 Jun 2018 17:10:56 +0800https://rubycore.pages.dev/en/article/8ac70619.htmlTue, 19 Jun 2018 17:10:56 +0800https://rubycore.pages.dev/en/article/8ac70619.html<h2 id="why-i-moved">Why I moved</h2> <p>The blog was previously hosted with CoffeeHost. Quite a few friends reported that it was inaccessible or extremely slow, so I decided to move it. After a difficult choice, I settled on HostShare&rsquo;s Hong Kong 103 SSD VPS.</p> <p>I had spent more than twenty days on CoffeeHost&rsquo;s Hong Kong CN2 VPS, and the experience was disappointing. Apart from support tickets, I found the owner&rsquo;s attitude unfriendly. I requested TUN/TAP access so I could configure BBR; the purchase page explicitly said it could be enabled. In the end, the response was along the lines of: “What do you need that for? Getting around restrictions? BBR? CN2 is fast enough. Don&rsquo;t enable it…”</p>https://rubycore.pages.dev/en/article/b2b393cf.htmlSat, 18 Jun 2016 16:27:13 +0800https://rubycore.pages.dev/en/article/b2b393cf.html<p>I bought a GoDaddy hosting plan today. After comparing a few providers, I picked the cheapest one—ha!</p> <p>I also did something incredibly stupid at the time: I deleted a hosting instance before requesting a refund, which effectively meant paying for two.</p> <p>Many website owners will already be familiar with GoDaddy. As the world&rsquo;s largest domain registrar, it is often chosen for its speed, service, stability and, above all, low prices. But what is its shared hosting actually like? Here is a look at the reasons so many people choose it.</p>