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Kernel 4.14 LTS released
We have added the latest 4.14 kernel to our list of stable kernels for 64bit VPS servers. The 4.14 kernel includes a large number of performance enhancements, including ... filesystem io block_mq scheduler improvements new selectable scheduler options for disk … Continue reading
Tuning apache for production use
Apache is probably the most common web service our customers use. It is an amazingly powerful and mature tool for serving all your website needs. And is very easy to get up and running with Our team is often asked … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, memory, performance, speed, tuning
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Resolving ‘My website is slow’.
We recently had a customer whose website was taking a long time to load. When we checked it was loading fine. And we could not really find any issue with load on the server. Then we used the excellent firebug … Continue reading
Posted in Rimuhosting
Tagged linux, performance, server, trouble shoting, vps, web page
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