The RemarkableCloud blog covers managed VPS hosting from the perspective of a team that’s been running and managing servers since 2001. We write about: managed VPS migration (from shared hosting, cPanel, DigitalOcean, Cloudways), control-panel comparisons (cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk, RemarkablePanel), web-server performance (LiteSpeed vs Nginx, HTTP/3, BunnyCDN caching), email deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA configuration), VPS security and SLA, and the operational realities of running a hosting business.
If you’re a developer, agency, or business owner trying to decide whether managed VPS makes sense for your sites, or you’re already on managed VPS and want to get more out of it, most of what we publish should land. Tutorials when you need them. Strong opinions when they’re warranted. No marketing fluff.
For months, our multilingual traffic had been quietly declining. We blamed seasonality. Google algorithm changes. The market. None of those were the answer. When we
At 19:39 UTC on April 28, 2026, cPanel published a critical advisory disclosing an authentication bypass affecting every supported version. No patch is available. The
The majority of email deliverability decisions happen before a single word of your message is read: they happen at the server authentication layer, where receiving
99.9% uptime sounds impressive until you convert it to hours: 8.76 per year, 43.8 minutes per month, all allowed before a single SLA credit applies.
Most cPanel migrations feel more complicated than they are. Your existing hosting stays live throughout. Your files, database, email, DNS, and SSL all move to
Most providers use “managed” to mean they handle the hardware layer. Ask them for help with an email deliverability issue or a PHP configuration problem