On Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at 12:02 am (UTC + 2), the mysql1 serv­er expe­ri­enced a file sys­tem cor­rup­tion. All of the data­bas­es host­ed on this … Keep read­ing

On Sunday 21^st October, the http4 serv­er was unavail­able between 01.02 and 10.17 (UTC+2). This arti­cle goes over this out­age, which was abnor­mal­ly long: what … Keep read­ing

We have always intend­ed alwaysdata’s reg­is­tra­tion process to be as sim­ple and fast as pos­si­ble. We don’t ask you to pay — or even enter a cred­it card num­ber — and the … Keep read­ing

The inter­face of sub­do­main admin­is­tra­tion has been deeply over­hauled. So far, once a domain had been added to your always­da­ta account, you were able to cre­ate … Keep read­ing

We made ​​some changes to our mech­a­nism for send­ing emails. Up to now, each SMTP serv­er sent all emails from the same IP address. However, … Keep read­ing

On behalf of the entire team: Happy New Year 2012 🙂 You already know that we have been work­ing for a few months on always­da­ta v4. … Keep read­ing

The 14^th and 23^rd of December 2011, two inci­dents impact­ed the smooth func­tion­ing of our ser­vices for a major­i­ty of our clients. What hap­pened December 14^th … Keep read­ing

Our admin­is­tra­tion pan­el is now avail­able in a twelfth lan­guage, Portuguese. Many thanks to Pedro Moreno Chagas Ligeiro Nascimento for his work.

Almost one year ago, we launched our v3: a new visu­al iden­ti­ty, an English ver­sion of our site, the start of man­aged ded­i­cat­ed servers. Since sev­er­al … Keep read­ing

We’ve just put online a web­site ded­i­cat­ed to our ser­vices sta­tus, on https://status.alwaysdata.com/. You can view cur­rent, past or planned oper­a­tions. From now on, this is … Keep read­ing