This post benchmarks Wuyu Cloud’s new overseas brand Zouter.io, which offers KYC-free, neutrality-focused services with an in-house control panel. It walks through three HK BGP Global plans (Performance 9950X, Storage RAID10, Standard EPYC 7763), includes Yabs and Geekbench results, highlights IO and CPU constraints, and briefly covers backup/snapshot features and 10 Gbps DDoS protection behavior.

This article breaks down Vercel’s serverless, deployment, and Next.js integration capabilities, examining pricing, performance limits, and scalability trade‑offs. It then compares alternatives such as Railway/Render, self‑hosted PaaS, and Amplify/Firebase, and offers practical hosting recommendations for different traffic levels, tech stacks, and DevOps capabilities.

This post introduces FileBrowser’s new Quantum fork and compares it with the original project in terms of features, performance, and UX. It walks through key upgrades like OIDC, real‑time search, flexible sharing, and API support, then provides a ready‑to‑use Docker Compose setup and a sample config.yaml you can adapt.

This post benchmarks OnlyServers’ UK 25G dedicated server based on a DELL R640 with dual Xeon Platinum 8180 CPUs, 256 GB RAM, and 2×7.68 TB SSD. It also revisits their controversial bandwidth policy and presents Yabs, iperf, UniBench, NetQuality, and NWS results, serving as a practical reference for Emby and PT enthusiasts.

Step-by-step guide to resetting a Dell “Du Fu” server via iDRAC: reconfiguring RAID, mounting an ISO, tweaking boot order, and installing Debian 13. Using the OnlyServers $9.9 first‑month deal as context, it walks through the entire workflow from panel access to virtual media, with beginner‑friendly tips, pitfalls to avoid, and annotated screenshots.

Hands-on benchmark of GoMami’s Hong Kong AMD 9950X VPS: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe. CPU performance is close to a full 9950X, but IO is roughly halved compared to the earlier 7763 lineup. Includes Yabs, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, UnixBench, WordPress benchmarks, pricing, and launch promo code HappyBirthday.

Hands-on benchmark of GoMami’s new Hong Kong AMD EPYC 7763 lineup (GoMami Pulse). Using Debian 13, we run YABS, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, NWS, and WordPress benchmarks, plus IO and 10GB real-world download tests. Includes routing quality (CN2/CMIN2), BGP, China Telecom/Unicom/Mobile return paths, and launch promo code HappyBirthday.

This post introduces Pulse, an open source real-time monitoring web app for Proxmox VE and Proxmox Backup Server. It covers key features such as intelligent alerts, unified backup views, and a modern UI, then walks through three deployment options—automated LXC, one‑command Docker, and manual install—plus basic setup for PVE connections and alert notifications with screenshots.

Hands-on benchmark of Nube’s new Hong Kong Intel D-1747NTE dedicated servers ("杜甫"): brand‑new hardware, software RAID, and important caveats around 95th‑percentile billing. Covers monthly vs. long‑term pricing and policies, plus detailed YABS, Geekbench, system benchmark, IP quality, and network performance data to help with capacity planning and use‑case selection.

This post introduces MDCNG, an open‑source AV library scraping and management tool. It supports 30+ metadata sources, AI-based poster cropping, directory monitoring, Emby actor integration and multiple organization modes. With Docker deployment, step‑by‑step config, and practical filtering tips, you can batch‑clean and reorganize your Emby AV library with minimal effort.

Hands‑on benchmark of the Minisforum 890Pro with an all‑big‑core Ryzen 9 8945HS, dual SK Hynix P41 1TB NVMe SSDs, DDR5‑5600 RAM, and 2.5G NIC. Shows Debian/PVE hardware detection, SMART health, temperatures, and multiple benchmarks (Yabs, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, byte‑unixbench). Also discusses the trade‑offs versus HX370 and the newly released 9955HX.