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A VPS (Virtual Private Server) offers a sweet spot between a shared and a dedicated server in terms of price, performance, and control. However, finding the right VPS that gives you great value, and features for your money can be a little confusing in today’s day and age. That is why we have curated this list where we will discuss, some of the best options for VPS hosting servers in 2024.

A virtual private server, or VPS, gives you a virtual space in a physical server to host your websites or applications. It gives you more control over a shared server, with limited people. Plus, you can allocate resources based on your needs beforehand, and use custom environments or software if required.

A VPS is cheaper than dedicated servers and doesn’t require a lot…

Pick a hosting type that aligns with your business goals.

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Your website is a fundamental part of your small business’s online marketing efforts. Selecting the right web hosting, whether it’s WordPress hosting, shared hosting or another type, is crucial. The wrong choice can hinder your site’s performance and harm your online reputation.

Read on as we explore various hosting types and their benefits, and help you determine which one is best for your small business.

Shared hosting is one of the most popular and cost-effective options for small businesses in South Africa. In this set-up, multiple websites share a single server, each getting a portion of the server’s resources like storage, bandwidth and processing power.

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Joan Lunden is one of those people who within minutes of seeing you immediately connects with you like a long, lost friend. She proved just that time and time again on Friday, April 19, at the Legacy of Love Luncheon for the Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center Plano‘s sold-out fundraiser at the Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel.

While she got to do one-on-ones in the VIP reception, the crowd including Calvert Collins-Bratton and Heather Lothes gathered in the ballroom for the luncheon and program.

After a welcome by Luncheon Co-Chairs Amanda Konersmann and Justine Sweeney and Women’s Auxiliary President Diane Hopson,…

An exciting new collaboration between The Reader and Liverpool’s Everyman is confirmed for June 2024.

The Reader is excited to be launching new LGBTQIA+ inclusive Shared Reading taster sessions at Liverpool Everyman.

Two drop-in sessions will accompany a debut play set in the Aids epidemic, Tell Me How It Ends, by Tasha Dowd, a graduate of the award-winning Young Everyman Playhouse (YEP) programme. These pre-show sessions on 19 and 20 June are open to everyone and FREE to attend.

At Shared Reading groups people talk, connect and share experiences using stories, plays and poetry. There is no pressure to talk or read aloud – it’s fine to just sit back, relax and listen.

The sessions will be run by The Reader’s weekly Pride on the Page Shared…

The diminutive Ugreen NASync DXP480T Plus looks surprising at first glance, since it’s much smaller than most other four-bay network attached storage (NAS) devices. That’s because it uses M.2 solid-state drives for storage rather than traditional bulkier SATA hard drives. Despite the small size, it packs a lot of high-end tech, including a 12th Generation Intel CPU, four M.2 SSD slots, a 10GbE LAN port, and a nice assortment of high-speed I/O ports. It’s an excellent performer, too. But its $999.99 price is over the top, and that doesn’t even include the price of SSDs. If you absolutely must have a solid-state NAS, the $449 Asustor Flashstor FS6706T is a better choice. It’s much more affordable, it offers six drive bays instead of four, and comes with a larger selection of apps.