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Solving the WordPress hosting problem: the new application platform for WordPress
The WordPress economy just keeps growing. According to W3Techs, almost 65% of all websites that use a Content Management System are running on WordPress. Right now, 43% of ALL websites use WordPress. That’s almost half a billion websites, ranging from personal blogs and hobby sites to some of the largest brands in the world… and…
Top 10 Most Popular Cloud Applications for Your Project Just in One Click
Yulia Shevchenko | July 4, 2017 | Uncategorized | cloudhosting, Cyclos, Cyclos4 hosting, Cyclos4 install, Cyclos4 installation, Drupal, file synchronization, Joomla, Joomla install, Let's Encrypt, letsencrypt, letsencrypt hosting, Magento, most popular applications, MySQL, New Relic, one click wordpress installation, ownCloud, performance monitoring, wordpress, WordPress hosting, Wordpress install
Every business or project needs a right set of tools to get the work done and achieve the required results. However, there is one pitfall in using 3rd party tools: you can waste much time on the installation and configuration of them, that may shift the main company’s focus. In order to eliminate this problem,…
Newsletter – April 12, 2012
Virtuozzo Team | April 12, 2012 | News | blog, blogger, clusters, fail-safe, HA, Java, Java hosting, javaagent, PaaS, wordpress
Really excited about what’s in today’s newsletter. So, I’ll keep the intro short, but I do want to tell you about two very cool things: 1) last week we launched Jelastic in Russian with our partner Rusonyx! 2) Next week, look out for another really cool announcement (US). Java Agent in Jelastic! A lot of…
How to Move Your Posterous Blog to WordPress or Blogger
Virtuozzo Team | April 5, 2012 | Uncategorized | Beta, blogger, Blue Dragon, CFML, Cloud, Cloud computing, Cloud Hosting, ColdFusion, Java, Java Host, Jelastic, openBD, PaaS, Platform as a Service, posterous, Twitter, wordpress
I know this is a little different from what we normally write about here on the Jelastic Blog, but in light of Posterous being acquired by Twitter, I thought this was relevant, since so many tech blogs are on Posterous. This comes from one of my good friends, Matt Woodard (Principal IT guy for the…
