Category
Maintenance and outages
Who keeps a website alive after launch, and how. The articles cover updates, monitoring, backups and restoring them, 404 and 500 errors and who to call for each. They also cover the maintenance contract and SLA, the yearly cost of upkeep, and the outside deadlines that force a site to be modernised even when it still looks fine. For owners with a working website who want to know what should be happening in the background. Start with website maintenance or website backups.
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Cloud and servers
SLA — what it is and what to check in an SLA with a cloud provider
30 Sept 202617 min
Maintenance and outages
500, 502 Bad Gateway, 503 and 504 errors — what they mean and who to call when they hit your site
19 Sept 202612 min
Maintenance and outages
404 Not Found, 403, 401 and 400 errors — what these status codes mean and how to fix them
19 Sept 202612 min
Cloud and servers
Self-hosting Next.js and Payload: the maths that works, and three things that break
24 Aug 202611 min
26 Dec 202511 min
Maintenance and outages
Website updates — what, how often, and what not to touch yourself
21 Dec 202513 min
20 Dec 202512 min
14 Dec 202512 min
Maintenance and outages
Outdated website — when the calendar decides, not taste
14 Dec 202512 min
Maintenance and outages
Website maintenance services — what you actually buy when you sign
9 Dec 202515 min
Maintenance and outages
Website monitoring — who finds out first, you or your customer
8 Dec 202513 min
Maintenance and outages
Website maintenance — six ways into this section and where to start
24 Nov 20256 min
Platforms and CMS
A static website in HTML — when it is enough, and what happens when it stops being enough
21 Nov 202513 min