Deployment with Git: Publish Your Website from GitHub
Learn to automatically deploy your website from GitHub to your hosting: webhook, automatic pull and simple CI/CD best practices.
Gzip and Brotli Compression: How to Enable Them on Your Website
Enable Gzip or Brotli compression on your website to reduce HTML, CSS and JS size by up to 80%. More speed without losing quality.
How to Connect via SSH to Your Shared Hosting
Access your shared hosting via SSH (or SFTP): enable access, generate keys, connect from Windows/Mac/Linux and differences with a VPS.
How to Minify CSS, JS and HTML (and Why It Matters)
Minify your website's CSS, JavaScript and HTML files to reduce their weight and speed up loading. Plugins, .htaccess and best practices.
How to Reduce Server Response Time (TTFB)
TTFB (Time To First Byte) measures how long your server takes to respond. Learn what a good value is and how to reduce it with cache and hosting.
How to Run Node.js on Your Shared Hosting
Learn whether you can run Node.js apps on your shared hosting, what alternatives you have and when to move to a VPS.
How to Use Git on Your Hosting: Version Control
Learn to use Git on your hosting to version control your website: clone, commit, sync and work with branches.
Lazy Loading: What It Is and How to Enable It on Your Website
Lazy loading (deferred loading) delays loading images and videos until they're seen. Learn what it is and how to enable it in WordPress and HTML.
Staging Environment: How to Create a Test Copy of Your Website
Learn what a staging environment is and how to create a test copy of your website to test changes before publishing to production.
Web Cache: How It Works and How to Configure It
What web cache is, the types (browser, server, database) and how to configure it in WordPress and other CMS to speed up your website.
Why LiteSpeed Speeds Up Your Website (and How to Take Advantage)
LiteSpeed is the fastest web server on the market. Learn why it speeds up your website and how to get the most out of it with LiteSpeed Cache.
Cronjob: What It Is, What It's For, and How to Schedule One
Learn what a cronjob is used for, how to read its syntax, and how to schedule automated tasks in cPanel or DirectAdmin.
What a Cron Process Is and How It Works
Learn what a cron process is, what it's used for, and how to schedule automated tasks from cPanel or DirectAdmin on your hosting.
What Is a Subdomain and How Do You Create One
Discover what a subdomain is, what it's used for, and how to create one from the miHosting control panel with simple examples.
Bandwidth on miHosting's hosting
Learn about the real bandwidth of miHosting's servers, what it means for your website, and when to check optimization instead of connectivity.
How Many Pages Can My Domain Have?
At miHosting we don't limit how many pages your domain can have. Find out what counts as a page and which factors affect performance.
What Does Unlimited Hosting Mean?
Unlimited doesn't mean infinite. Here's what an unlimited hosting plan actually includes, the practical limits that still apply, and when a VPS is the better fit.
Why NVMe Improves Your Website's Speed
Discover how NVMe drives improve website speed, especially for WordPress, PrestaShop, databases and online stores.
I Need Fantastico in My Hosting Account
We haven't used Fantastico for several years now. We now rely on Softaculous, a more modern and complete tool for installing apps like WordPress.
Inode Limit Exceeded
Think of your hosting account as a large filing cabinet. Disk space is the physical size of the cabinet, while inodes are the total number of files, folders, and emails stored inside it. Learn how to identify and fix excess inodes.
Total Transfer Capacity From Our Data Centers
At miHosting we constantly increase the size of our external connections to benefit our customers. After the latest upgrades, see the total network capacity across our transit and private peering connections.
What Does 99.9% Uptime Mean?
The phrase 99.9% uptime is very common when you're choosing a hosting service, and it's important to understand what it really means. Learn how much downtime it allows and why it's considered a high standard of reliability.
What Is an Inode in a Hosting Plan?
An inode, also known as an index node, is a data structure that stores information about a file or directory in a file system. Learn why inodes matter for hosting, how to monitor them, and their impact on website performance.
What Is Bandwidth?
The term bandwidth is frequently heard when we talk about internet or hosting. However, it is common to confuse it with the speed of...
What Is the Inode Limit on My Hosting Plan?
All of our hosting plans offer unlimited disk space and monthly transfer, but we do set reasonable limits on the number of inodes each customer can use. See the inode limits for every plan and learn how to increase them.
What Is the Maximum File Size I Can Upload to miHosting?
There is no limit on the size of the files you can upload to your hosting account. We only ask that the files be related to your domain, since hosting is not designed to store backups.
Apache mod_rewrite: Does It Work on Our Servers?
Yes, Apache mod_rewrite works on our servers. Learn what it is for, how to use it and what to review if your friendly URLs do not load.
What Is SSI in Hosting and What Is It For?
Discover what SSI is, how it works in .shtml files, and when it can be useful on a static website.