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Digital sovereignty in public procurement: a practical guide
The public sector asks for sovereignty and often gets “EU region” back. Here are the requirements that actually capture the difference — worded to be evaluable.
Too many plugins? How plugin bloat affects security and performance
Every plugin you install is one more door someone can walk through. Here's how plugin bloat affects both security and speed — and what to do about it.
Terminal basics: getting around with cd and ls
Before WP-CLI and SSH comes the most basic skill: moving around the terminal. Here are cd, ls and pwd — everything you need to find your way on the server.
Pricing without surprises: how Kepler’s pricing model works
The cloud bill shouldn't be a mystery. We build pricing on predictability, with no penalty fees for sending out your own data or for leaving.
Nulled themes and plugins: the most common way in for malware
The free version of a premium plugin is rarely free. ”Nulled” themes and plugins are one of the most common ways malware gets into WordPress.
Why security plugins aren’t enough — what they miss
A green ”protected” badge in wp-admin doesn't mean you're safe. Here are the gaps a plugin leaves open.
Networking from the ground up: redundancy and latency in a Swedish cloud
Latency is physics, not magic. Running close to your users in Sweden gives an edge no amount of caching can recreate. Here's how we build the network.
Support that actually answers: our take on being close to customers
At a hyperscaler you're a ticket number. With us you talk to someone who actually runs the stack. That's not a luxury — it's a structural advantage.
The best WordPress security plugins (and their limits)
A security plugin is a good first layer. But it runs inside the same WordPress the attacker targets. Here's how to choose well — and know where the limit is.
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