When you run a website on a VPS, making any sort of improvements are helpful. This holds true for large servers as well. So another area you can improve is your web server. It’s really not that hard to tweak, if you know what to look for.

I’m running this website, and others, on a VPS hosted at VPSLink. For those who don’t know, a VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a “fake” server that is partitioned off of a real server. For example, say you have this big beefy box with 16GB of RAM, over 1 Terabyte of disk space, Dual Processors [...]

Looks like my hosting company is having a glitch today. I use vpslink for this site, and a few others. VPSLink has been very good overall. I hope the glitch is over.
You can view a link to an uptime monitor provided by WebHostingStuff.com about them.