BTU BLOG
Practical guides and honest advice on web hosting, servers, speed and security — from the people who run the infrastructure.
An address like contact@company.com costs a few euros a month and looks far more credible than Gmail. Here's what you need to set it up.
It's rarely one thing. Hosting, images, plugins and caching usually add up together. Here's the order to fix them in.
A dedicated server starts at roughly 90–120 € a month. What the price covers, how location changes it, and when it beats a VPS.
A VPS is a virtual server with guaranteed resources and root access. How it works, when shared hosting stops being enough, and how to pick CPU, RAM and storage.
The criteria for comparing hosting providers: NVMe, LiteSpeed, an EU datacenter, support in Romanian, daily backups, included SSL and the renewal price.
For most sites a free SSL certificate (Let's Encrypt) is enough: the encryption is the same. You pay for OV/EV validation, a warranty, or easier Wildcard management.
Check the name is free, settle on the final form, fill in the holder's details, pay and set up DNS. What data you need, what it costs and which mistakes to avoid.
NVMe, LiteSpeed, resources sized for Black Friday, SSL, daily backups and enough PHP workers: what to check when hosting a WooCommerce or PrestaShop store.
When your store slows at peak times, throws 503 errors during campaigns and has outgrown a VPS, it's time for a dedicated server. The specs you need and what you gain.
For Minecraft, CS2, Rust or any busy multiplayer game, a dedicated server keeps ping steady. What matters: per-core CPU speed, Anti-DDoS, RAM and location.
What each dedicated server spec means and how to size it: cores or clock speed, ECC RAM, NVMe and RAID, uplink and traffic, Anti-DDoS, management and IP addresses.
Long passwords and 2FA, timely updates, SSL, daily off-server backups and limited logins. The WordPress security steps in order, plus what your host does for you.
A brochure site runs fine on 5–10 GB of shared hosting; an online store needs 20–40 GB and guaranteed resources. How to estimate your needs and when to move to a VPS.
NVMe storage and the LiteSpeed web server with LSCache cut server response time and help your Core Web Vitals. How they work and how to measure the difference.
Copy the site to the new server, test it on a temporary link and switch DNS last. The steps of a WordPress migration that keeps your site online.
When to pick a VPS, a dedicated server or the cloud: how cost, performance and scaling differ, with examples for online stores, apps, APIs and game servers.
For customers in Romania, .ro builds trust and sends a local signal to Google. .com makes sense if you sell abroad. The safe option is to register both.
Shared, WordPress, VPS, cloud or dedicated: which hosting type fits you, which specs to check, and how to move your site without taking it offline.
Is your site slow at peak hours? The signs you've outgrown shared hosting, what a VPS gives you on top, and what the difference costs per month.