Data Cache 101: Different Types of Data Caching

Before we look at the different types of caching, we need to fully understand what caching is. You can use a cache to store information for a fixed period of time on a computer. Caching is used to reduce the time it takes to access data on a website. As such, caching is used to … Continue reading “Data Cache 101: Different Types of Data Caching”

China Telecom CN2 Added to LA Network

The addition of China Telecom CN2 network is now available in the Los Angeles network blend. With this additional carrier, clients will benefit and receive significant network latency and throughput improvements for traffic that is being sent to, and received from, China.  Clients with traffic primarily in China will, for the first time, be able to reach … Continue reading “China Telecom CN2 Added to LA Network”

Managed WordPress Cloud Hosting Plans

We are happy to announce the launch of our managed WordPress hosting service. WordPress, which powers over 25% of all the websites in the world, is an online, open source content management tool. IO Zoom’s multi-tiered WordPress hosting program includes distinctive performance, security, and management capabilities.  “WordPress is an awesome platform for creating websites” said Kiet … Continue reading “Managed WordPress Cloud Hosting Plans”

Speed Up Your Website With HTTP/2

Every webmaster out there should know about HTTP/2, yet few actually do. In fact, the vast majority of website owners these days would be hard pushed to explain HTTP/1, despite the fact that almost all of them rely on it when it comes to establishing and maintaining their web presence. The reality is that HTTP/2 … Continue reading “Speed Up Your Website With HTTP/2”

CentOS vs Ubuntu

You’ve decided to make the leap and get your own vps server but not sure which linux operating system to choose from. Don’t worry, many find themselves at this same crossroads with one lane going towards Ubuntu and the other towards CentOS. This article aims to compare these two most popular and most widely used … Continue reading “CentOS vs Ubuntu”

Private Networking for Cloud Servers

We’re happy to announce private networking is now available for our cloud servers. Private networking will allow you to communicate between multiple cloud servers in the same datacenter. Traffic that is sent through the backend private network will not incur any public bandwidth usage between them. When enabled, a second network interface will be added … Continue reading “Private Networking for Cloud Servers”