Best Linux Distro for Server: How to Choose for Your Workload
Best Linux distro for server in 2026: Ubuntu, Debian or AlmaLinux, with the end-of-support dates that decide the release.
Self-Hosted Media Server: What It Is and How It Works
Self hosted media server explained: how it works, what Plex, Jellyfin, Emby and Kodi charge, and where to run it.
Jellyfin Hosting: What It Needs and What to Run It On
Jellyfin hosting needs 8 GB of RAM and a 100 GB SSD. See the official requirements, the storage maths and which server to rent.
Jellyfin vs Plex: Which Media Server Needs the Bigger Server?
Jellyfin vs Plex on a rented server: one costs nothing, the other needs a paid pass for remote streaming. See streams per plan.
Self-Hosted Cloud Storage: What It Is and How It Works
Self hosted cloud storage: how it works, four tools compared (Nextcloud, ownCloud, Seafile, Syncthing) and the work you take on.
Nextcloud Server: What It Needs and What to Run It On
How big should a Nextcloud server be? The manual's RAM figures, its 100-user band, what to back up and what to run it on.
Nextcloud vs Google Drive: When Does Self-Hosting Pay Off?
Nextcloud vs Google Drive: a €120 server costs less than 9 Workspace Standard seats. Compare cost, control and the work you take on.
What Is HLS? HTTP Live Streaming Explained
What is HLS? A plain-English guide with real m3u8 playlists: how segments work, why delay happens and why it scales.
PeerTube Hosting: What It Needs and What to Run It On
PeerTube hosting: the FAQ says 200 viewers per Gbit/s, but its test served 1,000. Why, and what server to run it on.
RTMP vs HLS: Which Protocol Fits Your Live Stream?
RTMP vs HLS compared: why HLS sits at least three segments behind live, what plays in browsers, and when to use both.