I am recently reading a lot of about these two lately. So, far I have understood that they both give the user pretty much full freedom to do anything. And kind of look similar things to me.

So, who actually should avail these services and why?

Are they different? Or does they represent different things.

I am moving out two of my domains from Godaddy. Since I have used only GD a registrar so these things are a bit new to me.

I am looking for a registrar which is good every aspect. And can be handled by anybody.

What exactly should you people recommend to go with?

Say one person have much knowledge about Linux and stuff, such as me.

But when it comes to hosting people say that it is totally different ball game.

If I know linux and know to install, configure and update. Then is there a lot of thing to learn? Even for me.

Looking for a good free SSL. I was suggested that free and paid ones are not much of any different from each other.

I am seeing that many prefer CF. Even though it slow ups a site. Any takers for LE?!

I am currently changing my host. They provided me with two nameservers. When I logged in to my CF account to change them. CF said I will be able to do it once I upgrade from the free plan to the paid ones.

What can be done here?

As, you all know I was currently looking for a good host. (I have chosen KH btw) I stumbled upon a discussion of processors for servers.

What is actually this core/thread thing of processor? And how does it effect a server? I am seeing the same server with single and dual options. I tried to look into online. But all of them have very technical answers.

I am looking at removing a clients negative SEO. They have thousands of bad backlinks. I ran a report through semrush and saw that they have lots of bad backlink toxicity. Is semrush correct when it comes to spammy links?

I have a fleet of small sites. Which needs to be hosted through separate shared hostings. As, I have been lectured to stay out of the EIG group companies. Majority of the people suggested me to go with KnownHost or iWebFusion.

Now my sites are small but some of them needs special settings in terms of apps and tools. So, I will need a host which has a extremely good support system with ticket, chat etc. And also resource base so when needed I can do the things myself.

These are update are getting more Amazon friendly then ever. They are trying to squeeze out money from whatever thing they can find.

Almost 20% decrease in revenue due to this update.