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GPU computing is an innovative paradigm in computing that harnesses the huge processing power of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) for all kinds of tasks. GPU use cases go much beyond the traditional graphics rendering ones.

In the fast-paced world of online gaming, every millisecond counts. Gamers understand the significance of low latency, high-speed connections, and secure networks, which ensure a seamless gaming experience. One often overlooked but critical element in this equation is Domain Name System (DNS) servers.

Effectively collecting information about your servers and infrastructure is a crucial responsibility for system administrators. Various methods and resources are available for gathering and processing such data, with many of them relying on SNMP technology.

Conda is a powerful open-source and cross-platform command-line package manager compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems. It helps install packages, configure and update existing software packages, and install their associated dependencies on your systems. 

The most common problem encountered by the users of any web portal is the slow page load speed. Nothing creates more frustration than the website which cannot show you the required information fast enough.

If you’re looking to set up a game server with CS:GO, Team Fortress 2, or Half Life 2 Deathmatch (oh this one is quite old but popular). You’ll need 2 things: a dedicated server and SteamCMD installed on it.

RAID arrays are something worth mentioning when you think about the protection of your data from any loss. That’s why this article might be useful for you.

First, let’s talk about why people buy multiple IPs for different Minecraft Servers. First of all, this is because of the simplicity for the end-user to connect to their servers. Because usually, you need to connect to the server IP via the default port which is 25565, in the case of BlueServers it is different but still.

Judging from our experience as a hosting provider and cumulative hosting experience we can state that managing a database is one of the utmost important tasks in the administration of the server. If you’re not a super experienced fella who can tweak it straight from the command line or terminal it is highly advisable to choose something from the net that offers various software for Database Administration. 

Everyone big company out there knows that relying on the 3rd party email vendors is something that is unacceptable in terms of security. Still a lot of them are using those vendors or even if they are using their own solution they host it on shared hosting or other types of shared services out there. It is highly not advisable to do that since highly sensitive data can become in the possession of hackers or other pesky individuals, which can eventually lead to court and significant fines.

We all know that Cloud hosting is getting more and more popular, but people still rely on the good old dedicated servers. Let’s compare them and see why this competition will stay for at least the next 10-20 years. 

When we think about what to choose as an operating system for our server the choice most often falls on a few platforms, it is Windows or Linux. Since time immemorial there have been continuous wars, which one is better than Linux or Windows. Today we want to analyze what is the best operating system for a dedicated server. Let's begin!

While a Virtual Private Server is a step ahead from Shared Hosting, we can state that a Dedicated server is always a step ahead from the VPS. We’ve gathered 7 interesting points that can show what kind of benefits you can receive when you decide to switch to Dedicated Hosting. Let’s go!

BlueServers presents an ultimate guide on what are the differences between Dedicated Server, Shared Server, and Virtual Private Server. Grab some coffee and prepare for a 5-10 minute read. Some of the positions might seem similar but this is a deceiving feeling. Anyway, let’s get started.

When companies want to build fault-tolerant server infrastructure they cannot do it without RAID arrays. Using one HDD as a storage device is not safe, since every other piece of machinery has a chance to break right in the middle of work, at the most inconvenient time. What should companies do if they lost all the data? Backup you might say, and you are right, but retrieving lost data from backup is a long process. That’s why people have invented RAID arrays, so the data keeps being operational at all times.