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WebHostMost officially transitions to AI-managed hosting with Webby – an autonomous AI assistant that replaces traditional control panels with conversational infrastructure management.
Forget clicking through endless control panel menus. Webby is the world’s first AI that actually manages your hosting – deploy sites, edit DNS records, and control your entire infrastructure through simple conversation in Telegram or on your browser.
Most developers just plug in SMTP credentials and pray it works. Then emails vanish into spam, authentication fails randomly, and nobody knows why. Learn how SMTP actually works, which ports to use, how to configure security properly, and fix deliverability.
Most people think domains are simple – buy one, point it, done. But there’s an underground world of domain mechanics that registrars never tell you about. Learn the hidden costs, security risks, and advanced features that separate beginners from pros.
Server location is the hosting industry’s biggest myth. Modern BGP routing makes decisions based on network peering agreements, not geography. Learn why infrastructure quality beats proximity and how to choose hosting based on performance reality.
A full course on WordPress plugin development – supported by WebHostMost and available for free. Learn to build real plugins, step by step.
CDNs promise global performance optimization but often make websites slower through DNS overhead, cache misses, and SSL penalties. Real-world testing shows 30-50% of CDN deployments hurt rather than help performance, while costing more than optimized origin servers that deliver superior results.
Every hosting company advertises “unlimited bandwidth” but suspends accounts that actually use it. The physics of the internet make unlimited bandwidth impossible, yet millions of customers fall for this marketing lie every day. Discover why unlimited plans often deliver less usable bandwidth than honest alternatives.
99.9% uptime sounds impressive until you realize it means 8.77 hours of downtime per year. Hosting companies have turned uptime percentages into a marketing shell game, hiding the real cost of their “reliability” behind decimal points most customers don’t understand.
In 20 years, Google transformed from “don’t be evil” to controlling 43% of all email worldwide. The death of independent email hosting didn’t happen overnight – it was a calculated strategy that turned essential communication into a surveillance product.
