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The 10 Best Linux Web Hosting Providers for Beginners and Advanced Users
Web admins prefer Linux hosting for its extreme security, high scalability, superior performance, and open-source advantages.
Although plenty of Linux hosting companies claim to offer best-in-class features, finding the top ones living up to their promises in real-world situations can be a daunting task for most people.
Here's a list of the best Linux web hosting services for beginners and advanced users, who want to get a taste of the best in the market.
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NGINX vs. OpenLiteSpeed: Which Is the Better Lightweight Server? - Make Tech Easier
You might not give too much thought to the type of server your site runs on, but it’s a vital cog in the wheel. It’s the foundation of your entire site and its performance. As such, two leading server types often grab the headlines, although NGINX vs. OpenLiteSpeed isn’t a simple decision.
In this post, we compare NGINX vs. OpenLiteSpeed through features and performance. By the end, you’ll know exactly which one to choose as your server.
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March Networks' New Linux-Based VMS Scales to Support 3,000 IP Cameras on a Single Server
March Networks®, a global video surveillance and video-based business intelligence leader, is pleased to announce a new highly scalable Linux version of its video management software (VMS) that can support up to 3,000 cameras on a single server.
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