Bringing Browser-Based MFA SSO to the OpenStack CLI
Learn how a lightweight keystoneauth1 plugin brings your existing browser-based MFA and SSO to the OpenStack CLI, with no changes to any client tools.
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How Synonyms Affects Google Search Results?
Google announced a big change in how to handle the search results by adding synonyms for words that ...
The Way Google Ranks Tweets – Official Google Statement by Amit Singhal
Google Search Engine started to show real-time results side by side to the regular search result pag...
FFMPEG Automatic Installer
Our team at VEXXHOST has released a new utility that automatically installs all the applications req...
CodeIgniter: The Future of PHP Web Development
As a PHP developer since the introduction of PHP3, I always insisted on creating my scripts from scr...
Google's Real-Time Results - How To Get In
Starting December 2009, Google's search engine started to show real-time results on the search engin...
How Will Google Caffeine Affect The Rankings Of Web Pages?
The name given to Google's next algorithm is “Google Caffeine”. This is going live early 2010\. It l...
Will web page speed become a more important ranking factor?
Google's Matt Cutts recently suggested that the speed of a web page may soon get more attention in G...
How Many Keywords Should You Optimize Your Web Page?
Alright, you have just put the last minutes touches on the look of your new website, it's been uploa...
Brand new, much more user friendly, PHP configuration manager
The PHP configuration feature, exclusive to vexxhost web hosting clients that use our shared web hos...
Virtualization Technologies Overview: Xen vs OpenVZ/Virtuozzo
There have been a lot of technical advancements in virtualization technologies in the past years. Ho...
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The Real Cost of Running AI on Hyperscalers vs. Open Infrastructure
Hyperscaler AI looks fast but hides long-term lock-in and rising costs. See how OpenStack and Kubernetes deliver GPU infrastructure you actually control.
Why GPUs Sit Idle: The Hidden Efficiency Problem in AI Infrastructure
Many AI clusters run at only 30–50% GPU utilization. Learn why GPUs sit idle and how Kubernetes, scheduling, and better infrastructure design can improve AI infrastructure efficiency.