When someone visits your site, their browser asks a server for it. Hosting is everything that happens next: DNS points them to the right place, the server runs WordPress (PHP talking to a database), and the finished page travels back. What separates good hosting from bad is how fast all that happens — the caching, the server tuning, the distance to your visitor (that’s what a CDN fixes) and how many neighbours share the machine. Managed hosting means we own all of it, and you never think about it again.
How does web hosting work?
by matt | Jul 14, 2022