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<title>99.9% Uptime Decoded: What a Hosting SLA Actually Covers, in Minutes and Credits</title>
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<description>A 99.9% uptime SLA allows 43 minutes of downtime a month. What counts as downtime, what the credits are worth, and the exclusions that make most SLAs weaker than they sound.</description>
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<title>Dedicated Server vs Cloud for Steady Workloads: Where the Crossover Actually Sits</title>
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<description>For predictable workloads the elasticity premium is dead money. Real numbers on compute pricing, the egress fees that decide it on their own, and the three questions that place your workload on the right side of the line.</description>
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<title>95th Percentile vs Data Transfer: How Dedicated Server Bandwidth Is Actually Billed</title>
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<description>Two servers moving the same traffic can get wildly different bills. How 95th percentile billing works, why it punishes spiky traffic, and how to size a commit without overpaying.</description>
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<title>What Separates a 4-Hour Recovery From a 4-Day One When a Server Dies</title>
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<title>DDoS Protection for UK Dedicated Servers: What Actually Works in 2026</title>
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<pubDate>Sat, 09 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
<description>Every UK hosting provider claims DDoS protection. Few explain what layer it operates at, what attack types it handles, and what happens when the attack exceeds their mitigation capacity. This is a guide to the actual mitigation landscape in 2026.</description>
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<title>How NVMe Storage Actually Affects Hosting Performance — What the Benchmarks Show</title>
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