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News, guides, and insights from the SrvBot team.

sanityguides

Do You Even Need a Server for a Sanity Website?

It's the first question people ask about hosting a Sanity site. The honest answer: it depends on your front end — here's the breakdown.

July 18, 2026

wordpressguides

Why Your WordPress Site Is Slow — and How to Actually Fix It

Most 'speed up WordPress' advice is a plugin list. The real causes are usually four things — here's how to find which one is yours.

July 17, 2026

migrationguides

The "I'll Just Migrate This Friday" Trap

A WordPress migration looks simple until you're debugging DNS propagation at midnight. Here's what a migration actually involves and how we handle it.

July 14, 2026

sanityguides

Self-Hosting Sanity Studio vs Managed Hosting

Sanity Studio can run on Sanity's cloud, on your own infrastructure, or on a managed host. Here's how to choose.

July 8, 2026

reliabilityengineering

What Happens When a Deploy Fails

A failed deploy shouldn't take your site down. Here's exactly what SrvBot does when a build breaks — and how to recover.

July 1, 2026

securitybackups

Have You Actually Restored a Backup Recently?

Most hosts take backups. Fewer test whether they can actually be restored. We run a nightly canary drill — here's why that distinction matters.

June 24, 2026

sanityengineering

Deploying Next.js + Sanity to Production: A Checklist

The gap between 'works on localhost' and 'ready for production' is a specific list. Here it is for a Next.js + Sanity site.

June 17, 2026

wordpressguides

WordPress Staging Done Right

Testing changes in production is a gamble. Staging is how you stop gambling — if it’s done right.

June 10, 2026

security

Automatic Credential Rotation: The Security Work Nobody Markets

Most hosts rotate credentials never. Not because it's technically hard — because nobody asks. Here's why automatic rotation matters and what we actually do.

June 3, 2026

sanityengineering

Keeping Sanity Content Fresh: ISR, Webhooks, and Cache

Static is fast but stale; dynamic is fresh but slow. ISR plus Sanity webhooks gets you both — here’s how it fits together.

May 27, 2026

reliability

Uptime Isn't a Number: How We Think About Reliability

'99.9% uptime' is easy to print and hard to verify. Here's what actually determines whether your site is up when it matters.

May 20, 2026

evaluationguides

The Hosting Checklist Most Sites Never Use

8 questions that cut through review-site noise and tell you what a host will actually be like to live with.

May 13, 2026

wordpressevaluation

Managed vs Unmanaged WordPress: What You're Actually Paying For

'Unmanaged' can mean a great deal or a second job. Here's the line between the two — and what 'managed' should actually include.

May 6, 2026

evaluationguides

When to Move Off Shared Hosting

Shared hosting is fine — until it isn't. Five signs you've outgrown it, and what to weigh before you move.

April 29, 2026

companyfounder

Why We Built SrvBot

The honest story behind SrvBot — from agency frustration to a hosting product we actually wanted to use ourselves.

April 22, 2026

evaluation

The Real Cost of Cheap Hosting

The $3/month plan isn't really $3/month. Here's where the cost actually shows up — and why it's rarely on the invoice.

April 10, 2026

Announcements

Welcome to SrvBot

We built SrvBot because we think hosting should be invisible. Here's what we're doing and why.

April 3, 2026