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The Plesk HoliDeals Calendar is here (Part 2)

Dec13

by Ike on December 13, 2022 at 11:00 am

Posted In: Acronis Backup, Additional Language pack, bitninja, Cloudbric, Current Offers, Docker, Dropsuite, google pagespeed insights, Holiday Season, HoliDeals, KernelCare, Plesk, Plesk DNSSEC, Plesk Extensions, Plesk Feature Packs, Plesk offers, Plesk Sale, Plesk toolkits, Product and technology, Releases, smart updates, Speed Kit, Web Host, Wordpress

Part two? Yes, that’s right, it’s real – we’ve taken the time to perfect these deals. It’s looking quite sunny for our Plesk community and enthusiasts. Indeed, we are gathered here today to firmly say hooray to another round of 50% off new yearly purchased Plesk licenses. Now, coming at you strongly with part two of our HoliDeals Calendar, we can’t wait to share with you what’s in store for the next few days. So, sit back, strap in, and get ready for a ride to the finish this 24th of December. Shall we? #13. Bitninja The Plesk HoliDeals Calendar…

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└ Tags: Acronis Backup, Additional Language pack, bitninja, Cloudbric, Current Offers, Docker, Dropsuite, google pagespeed insights, Holiday Season, HoliDeals, KernelCare, Plesk DNSSEC, Plesk Extensions, Plesk Feature Packs, Plesk offers, Plesk Sale, Plesk toolkits, Product and technology, smart updates, Speed Kit, Web Host, Wordpress

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Containers vs Virtual Machines – What Is The Difference?

Sep26

by Ike on September 26, 2022 at 7:54 pm

Posted In: Containerization, Docker, kubernetes, Plesk, Releases, Various, Virtual machine

What are containers? They serve as operating systems for applications to work with, limiting the amount of systems based on the types of apps involved. They’re lightweight and don’t demand as much storage space as virtual machines. Containers deploy and run distributed apps without installing the operating system completely. Those apps will be able to work together as required. Some of the most popular containers include Docker and Kubernetes. As abstract systems, virtual machines provide applications virtually. Servers are fully used for their storage, as they consume a huge amount of space, with the complete capacity of a real machine…

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└ Tags: Containerization, Docker, kubernetes, Various, Virtual machine

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