Upgrades
To improve website performance, you can make upgrades to your server’s software and hardware. This guide links to articles that detail these specific upgrades.
Software optimizations, such as updating your PHP version or implementing a caching system like Redis, improve how your server processes requests and manages data. These changes make your applications run more efficiently, resulting in faster page loads.
Hardware upgrades increase the physical resources available to your server. Upgrading components like the CPU, increasing RAM, or switching to NVMe storage removes performance bottlenecks. This ensures your software has sufficient resources to operate effectively. By addressing both software and hardware, you can improve your site’s speed and stability.
Dedicated Server Upgrades
Outgrown your server? This guide explains how to upgrade your dedicated server’s CPU, RAM, storage, and software for improved performance and security.
PHP Versions and Why They Matter for Your Website
PHP version affects website speed, security, and compatibility. Keep PHP updated. Liquid Web provides tools for upgrades in cPanel, Plesk, & Interworx.
What Does End-of-life (EOL) Mean for Me?
‘EOL’ stands for ‘end-of-life,’ referring to outdated hardware or software that’s no longer supported, potentially impacting websites and operations.