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There is nothing—and I mean nothing—that kills a video platform faster than buffering. I’ve spent the last decade working in server infrastructure. I’ve seen promising startups launch incredible Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms with great content, only to watch their user base vanish in weeks. Why? Because they tried to run a high-traffic video service on a […]

You’ve just finished building a beautiful website for a client. They love the design, the layout, and the functionality. Then, they ask the inevitable question: “Can you set up my business emails, too?” In the past, you might have sent them to Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. You handed that monthly revenue straight to a […]

If you’re building or scaling a SaaS product, you’ve probably hit that confusing fork in the road regarding infrastructure. On one side, you have shared hosting—cheap, but risky for a growing app. On the other, you have the massive hyperscale clouds like AWS or Azure—powerful, but complex and capable of draining your bank account overnight […]

Overview This FAQ is written for resellers, agencies, and business owners who want clear, practical answers about hosting, not hype. You’ll find this page linked in the footer on every page of SkyNetHosting.Net, so it is always close by when you are comparing plans or planning a migration. If you are still unsure after reading, […]

TL;DR Let’s be real for a second. If you’re reading this, you’ve likely hit a wall. Maybe your high-traffic e-commerce store is crashing during sales, your gaming community is complaining about lag, or your app’s database has simply outgrown the “shared resources” sandbox. You don’t just need hosting; you need raw power. You need a […]

TL;DR Building a Node.js application is a bit like buying a high-performance sports car. You’ve got this incredible engine that’s built for speed, real-time responsiveness, and handling massive amounts of traffic. But if you try to drive that sports car on a dirt track full of potholes—aka a cheap shared hosting plan—you’re going to have […]

TL;DR If you have been in the digital game as long as I have, you know the feeling. Your website is growing, traffic is spiking, and suddenly, your shared hosting plan starts acting like a compact car trying to tow a boat. It just can’t keep up. That is the moment you know you need […]

TL;DR Do you remember why you started your hosting business? It likely wasn’t because you dreamed of waking up at 3:00 AM to manually create a cPanel account for a client in a different time zone. You probably started because you wanted recurring revenue and the freedom to scale. But here is the hard truth […]

TL;DR If you have been looking for a way to build a steady, recurring income stream, you have probably stumbled across web hosting. But let’s be honest—basic shared hosting is a crowded market. The real opportunity right now? VPS reseller hosting. I have spent over a decade in the hosting industry, and I’ve seen the […]

TL;DR Starting a hosting business is exciting. You have your servers lined up, your brand logo looks sharp, and you are ready to take on the world. But then, the reality hits you. You aren’t just selling server space; you are managing a complex web of invoices, support tickets, and server provisioning. If you have […]