The Virtual Private Server (VPS) market in 2025 is evolving faster than ever, driven by AI automation, edge computing, sustainable infrastructure, and hybrid architectures. Businesses and developers now have a wider range of specialized VPS options—each built to address distinct needs in performance, scalability, and management.
Month: August 2025
In 2025, managed VPS hosting is no longer just about getting a slice of server resources — it’s about flexibility, automation, and meeting specific workload needs. Whether you’re running a high-traffic website, complex applications, or data-heavy workloads, providers like ScalaHosting and Hostinger have evolved their offerings to cater to different operating systems, performance tiers, and deployment styles.
Adobe’s ColdFusion Developer Week 2025 wrapped up in late June, bringing a wave of announcements, best practices, and real-world tips for developers and businesses running on ColdFusion. If you couldn’t attend every session, here’s a quick rundown of the key takeaways—especially if you manage or host ColdFusion applications.
Security in ColdFusion 2025 isn’t just about writing clean CFML—it’s about making sure your hosting environment is always running the latest updates. Whether you’re using a ColdFusion cloud server provider, shared hosting, or a dedicated server, patch management is essential.
In August 2025, managing a Virtual Private Server is no longer a task reserved for seasoned sysadmins. Hostinger’s AI-powered assistant, VPS Kodee, is transforming how users interact with VPS hosting—whether you’re running Linux, Windows, or specialized VPS setups.
Adobe’s ColdFusion 2025 Update 3, released in July 2025, brings essential security patches, performance improvements, and a Tomcat upgrade to version 10.1.42. Whether you run ColdFusion in the cloud, on a dedicated server, or via shared hosting, keeping your environment up to date is critical for stability and security.