CDNs push content to the edge and caching avoids repeating work. Together they make sites faster and servers calmer under load.
Staging is a private copy of the live site where changes are proven before anyone sees them — the difference between a tested release and a public experiment.
Web hosting stores a site’s files on an always-on server and makes them reachable online. Here is how the pieces — server, domain, and DNS — fit together.
Hosting comes in several shapes, from budget shared plans to dedicated servers and elastic cloud. Here is how they trade performance, control, and cost.
Managed WordPress hosting hands the platform’s upkeep — updates, caching, security, backups — to the provider, trading some control and cost for peace of mind.

