Webdock

🚀 Webdock just made the internet… shorter (for your packets)

Some solid upgrades just landed from Webdock - and they’re not just cosmetic.

First up: new private interconnects into major networks 👇
• 400G → Facebook
• 200G → Google
• 100G → Amazon
• 100G → Microsoft

💡 What that actually means:
Shorter routes, fewer hops and more predictable traffic between your servers and big cloud/content providers.

Less “internet randomness.”
More consistency where it matters.

⚙️ On top of that - a big API v1.1 update:
• Create Custom Profiles on the fly
• Query platforms & resource limits programmatically
• Deploy scripts by ID or slug
• Manage snapshots, SSL certs and server settings via API
• Cancel scheduled deletions (finally 🙌)
• Public endpoints for locations, images, and profiles

This is one of those updates that doesn’t scream for attention - but if you’re building anything serious, it quietly makes everything faster, cleaner, and more automatable.

More control.
More flexibility.
Less friction.

Shared Hosting vs VPS - what’s the real difference?

When launching a website, one of the first decisions you’ll face is choosing the right hosting model. Two of the most common options are shared hosting and VPS hosting.

With shared hosting, multiple websites run on the same server and share its resources (CPU, RAM, bandwidth). It’s the most affordable option and easy to get started with - which is why many beginners choose it.

But there’s a trade-off: performance and reliability can be affected if other sites on the same server experience traffic spikes or issues.

A VPS (Virtual Private Server) works differently. The physical server is divided into isolated virtual environments where each user gets dedicated resources and greater control over the system.

That means:
✔️ More predictable performance
✔️ Better security isolation
✔️ Root access and customization
✔️ Easier scaling as your site grows

Of course, VPS hosting typically costs more and requires a bit more technical knowledge - but for growing projects, the flexibility can be worth it.

If you’re deciding between the two, this guide from Webdock breaks it down clearly:
👉 https://webdock.io/learn/shared-hosting-vs-vps/

Running multiple websites on one server? HTTPS can get tricky.

When you host several domains on the same VPS (Nginx or Apache), each site still needs its own Let’s Encrypt certificate - otherwise you’ll run into browser warnings, failed renewals or broken redirects.

Our guide covers:
• Issuing Let’s Encrypt certs for multiple domains
• Nginx vs Apache differences
• Using Certbot the right way
• Avoiding common SSL pitfalls in shared setups

It’s a practical walkthrough for anyone managing multiple sites on a single VPS - especially if you’ve ever wondered why one certificate works and another fails.

👉 Read the full guide here: https://webdock.io/en/docs/how-guides/shared-hosting-multiple-websites/how-issue-lets-encrypt-certificates-multiple-websites-nginx-and-apache