Notes on hosting licences
What we learn running a licence business, written down: how the products behave, what breaks, and what we would do differently.
cPanel License Types: Which One Should You Buy?
Two things decide your cPanel tier: how many cPanel accounts the server will hold, and whether the machine is virtual or bare metal. Both answers trip people up — one at install time, the other at account 31.
ComparisonsLiteSpeed vs Apache: where the gap is real
Most LiteSpeed benchmarks compare a cached site to an uncached one. Here is what actually changes: how LSCache works, what breaks silently in .htaccess, how licensing shapes your capacity plan, and when Apache is already enough.
GuidesCloudLinux LVE Explained: Resource Limits on Shared Hosting
One runaway account can drag an entire shared server down. CloudLinux LVE stops that at the kernel level. Here is what each of the six limits actually does, what a 508 really tells you, and where CageFS, PHP Selector and MySQL Governor fit in.
SecurityServer security is layered: what Imunify360, CPGuard and cxs each actually cover
No single product secures a server end to end. Firewall, WAF, runtime defence, file scanning and restore are separate layers — Imunify360, CPGuard and cxs each cover different parts of that stack.
ResellingStarting a hosting license reseller business
Reselling hosting licenses is not just buying low and adding a markup. What to stock, where the margin actually accumulates, how an IP-bound license reaches the customer, and the four WHMCS mistakes that cost real money.
AutomationAutomating License Sales with WHMCS, End to End
Licenses are the easiest thing a hosting business can automate: no stock, no provisioning, one variable — the server's IP. Here is the whole WHMCS flow, from product setup to the errors you will actually see.
GuidesWhat Happens to Your Licenses When You Move Servers
Hosting licenses are tied to a server's IP address, not to a file on disk. That single fact decides the order of every migration step, and explains why the sequence you follow matters more than how fast you can copy the data.
BackupA backup strategy that survives contact with reality: 3-2-1, incrementals and JetBackup retention
RAID is not a backup and neither is a snapshot. A practical look at applying 3-2-1 on a production server, how JetBackup 5 builds incrementals from hardlinks, how retention actually works, and what a real restore drill looks like.