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New episode to keep up with quar­ter­ly news (read April’s episode) as fol­lows: The def­i­n­i­tion of your own domain/key for the DKIM sig­na­ture for out­go­ing … Keep read­ing

It’s with great plea­sure that we announce today the offi­cial release of our API in beta ver­sion. It’s the offi­cial release because the API was … Keep read­ing

Like every quar­ter, here is the news and oth­er top­ics in our series, “What’s new” (see the January post): Concerning the Heartbleed secu­ri­ty bug: none … Keep read­ing

Following the recent news about the cre­ation of our own serv­er infra­struc­ture, here are some brand new inno­va­tions regard­ing the ded­i­cat­ed servers we are offer­ing: … Keep read­ing

In May 2013, we have made a major deci­sion for the future of always­da­ta. After tak­ing near­ly nine months to research, com­pare, cal­cu­late, pur­chase, install, devel­op, … Keep read­ing

Here’s the news from the first 2014 edi­tion of our “What’s new” series (reread the September edi­tion): A new, lighter doc­u­men­ta­tion plat­form that’s online; we’re … Keep read­ing

Dear read­ers, the Alwaysdata team wish­es you a hap­py 2014. We hope it brings you joy, hap­pi­ness, health, and suc­cess in all your projects! On this … Keep read­ing

The reac­tiv­i­ty of our admin­is­tra­tion pan­el has been great­ly improved: almost all oper­a­tions that require sev­er­al sec­onds of pro­cess­ing are now per­formed asyn­chro­nous­ly. All the … Keep read­ing

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

After the March launch of the first arti­cle in our series, “What’s New” here is the sec­ond edi­tion, and the recent work we want to … Keep read­ing