Every day people use the internet to buy new clothes, manage their bank accounts and view their health records. This information is sensitive and needs to be kept safe, the main mechanism for this is encryption. For the internet, this means wrapping the language of the web, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) with…
This is a guest blog post from Carl Levine, Senior Technical Evangelist at NS1. Boasting the largest population of internet users in the world, China remains one of the greatest opportunities and risks in the proliferation of an open, and free internet. While the country has been “online” since the…
In nearly every new version of Chrome, there are notable updates, bug fixes, and new features added to the new version. This often requires developers to change their code to accommodate the new changes so that the performance, reliability, and user experience of their website can be maximized. In 2009, Google…
Digital transformation is a phenomenon that is revolutionizing the tasks and activities we perform daily. Everything from news consumption to communication has been re-imagined and digitalized. End users’ expectations are rapidly increasing, and with competition just a lcick away, it’s critical to develop an end user experience monitoring strategy to meet…
This is a guest post contributed by Cloudinary, a cloud-based service that provides an end-to-end image and video management solution including uploads, storage, administration, manipulation, and delivery. Learn more about their PHP image upload capabilities here. Uploading images, especially at scale, is completely inefficient if you choose to do it manually. Businesses…
This guest post was written by Karine Margaryan of OpsGenie. In today’s constantly growing and highly competitive ecommerce market, monitoring website performance, health, and availability is imperative. Every millisecond counts when you run an ecommerce, ebanking, eticketing, or similar website — and user experience principles show that timing is one of the…
Almost all of the luxury brands that we work with are somewhere on the long and winding road between multichannel and omnichannel. For outsiders, this seems to be a small step but in reality, this is an extremely complex transition. In the luxury industry, multichannel often means that the brands…
Elevate is now less than a week away and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome you to Las Vegas for our inaugural user conference. All four days at Elevate are promising to be packed with knowledge sharing and events, and while it’s easy to get caught up in the…
Written by Chris Chandler, Network Operations Center Director at Dyn Within most technical operations environments, you’ll find some form of incident response plan. These procedures are used to manage and resolve an incident as well as to communicate with customers when issues arise. At Dyn, we’ve evolved a philosophy around…
This is a guest post written by Roxana Elliott, section.io. When it comes to website performance and speed, we have a saying over here at section.io: Cache is King. We believe that an effective cache setup is the number-one thing websites can do to serve content to visitors as quickly…
