We support the |OpenSource community

We support young and talented people who, instead of staying at home, share their knowledge with others. Many meetings of people sharing knowledge are organized and we take part in them, both as sponsors (from distributing company gadgets to financial sponsorship, which the organizers spend, for example, on drinks for meeting participants).

We share our knowledge for free

We also share knowledge in the form of lectures on many topics related to the topics we know, i.e. hosting. These are neutral lectures, i.e. not talking about our company, but about the industry or technologies in general. The lectures are on various topics, agreed with the organizers, including, for example:

Which hosting should I choose, i.e. where is the server where my website is located?

The presentation presented issues related to the subject of the server room in which the servers of hosting companies are located. The speaker tried to answer the following questions (with examples):
Where are the servers of the hosting companies located?
Does the location of the server matter?
What safeguards must the service provider meet from the legal point of view?
What safeguards must the service provider meet for a decent quality of service?
Does the legal form of the hosting company matter?
What does the client pay attention to in practice?
Support, backups, pings and other "little things" and "extras"

Website security - what hosting can do for you.

The presentation presented issues related to the subject of security that can be provided by a hosting company. The speaker tried to answer the following questions (with examples):

1. "Safe hosting" - what is it really?
2. Exploits and break-ins - how much is it really and who is it affected most often?
3. SSL certificates - types, differences. Are free ones as good as paid ones?
4. Security of personal data

Basics: What is hosting and what exactly do I need?

1. Virtual /vps/ dedicated servers - what is it and for whom
2. What are the differences in the offers of hosting companies (what are the differences in hosting plans)
3. What are the differences, the "invisible ones" - a little bit about the security parameters of hosting
4. Threats - statistics of intrusions into various systems.

Which hosting to choose, i.e. personal data and application to the Inspector General for Personal Data Protection

What to choose: reseller or VPS hosting?

When creating websites for clients, everyone will sooner or later meet with a request for a hosting recommendation. The Customer's site can be placed on any shared hosting or the Customer's site can be placed "at home". Your own VPS server comes to mind as the first solution. Is this the best solution? the safest? the most profitable? the most convenient? Or maybe choose reseller hosting? Which? With what parameters? In the presentation I will present a comparison of the basic parameters:

1. technical matters (what is required from us by vps and what is required by a reseller account)
2. financial matters (on what we can earn more)
3. security matters (1.everyone wants to hack me, 2.yes, I do backups)
4. administration matters (how to search for a missing email and who will do it)

We support and sponsor

The places and meetings where we have been recently include: