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Dec 9, 2020 46 min

1.2 - Kinsta with Brian Li

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Kinsta (Alex Intro) Brian Li, Website Content Manager at Kinsta® Kinsta is a managed WordPress hosting provider that helps take care of all your needs regarding your website. We run our services on cutting-edge technology and take support seriously. Guest Details Brian Li Links brianli.com linkedin.com/in/bwhli **Content May Contain Affiliate Links Why CodingCatDev Switched Hosting Providers https://codingcat.dev/kinsta-saved-codingcatdevs-lms-dream-after-3-others-failed/ General Questions What is the difference between shared hosting, VPS, or dedicated hosting? Why did Kinsta decide to use the shared container approach? https://kinsta.com/blog/google-cloud-hosting/#4-improved-performance?kaid=XIIHFPADWOKE Is this mainly for security, or speed or reliability? Is pricing the biggest deciding factor for moving to GCP? Is this savings passed to the customer? Let's say that GCP gets even cheaper will my bill go down? Performance With CodingCatDev we have LearnDash LMS as well as Buddy Boss, both of these use heavy transactional data, would it be possible to use something faster for the database? What is MariaDB https://mariadb.org/? Why Kinsta? What is the real difference between Kinsta and someone else? Purrfect Picks Brian https://workers.cloudflare.com/sites Alex Kinsta’s Blog is a wealth of information! https://www.apple.com/mac-pro/

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