Uptime refers to the percentage of time that your website is accessible and available to users. It is important to choose a hosting provider with high uptime to minimize downtime.

A domain name is the web address that users use to access your website. For example, “kb-freelance.co.uk” is a domain name.

A shared hosting plan is a type of hosting plan where multiple websites share the same server resources, such as CPU and RAM.

A dedicated hosting plan is a type of hosting plan where your website has its own server resources, such as CPU and RAM.

A VPS is a type of hosting plan that uses virtualization technology to provide users with their own dedicated server resources within a shared hosting environment.

A CDN is a network of servers located around the world that can cache and deliver your website content to users from a server closest to them, improving website speed and performance.

SSL/TLS is a security protocol used to encrypt data transferred between your website and its users, ensuring secure and private communication.

Website hosting refers to the service of providing a space for your website files on a server so that your website can be accessed on the internet.

A web server is a computer that stores your website files and delivers them to users when they access your website.

Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transferred between your website and its users. It affects the speed and responsiveness of your website.