ZevCloud Blog
ZevAI is now on every ZevCloud plan. Its first job is explaining why a deploy failed, in three short sections, grounded in our own documentation. What it does, what it will not do, and what happens to your logs.
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A customer site was hijacked through a plugin that had not been updated in a year. Here is what we changed so that the next one is caught in minutes, and the one thing that is still yours to do.
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On a reserved extension the registry holds a copy of what you filed, so some changes are a form and some are a letter. Which is which, why, and how to send the ones that are.
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.gov.ng is closed to everyone outside government, and the application has to be signed by an officer senior enough to bind the agency. What NiRA requires, who signs, and how the hold is cleared.
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.sch.ng is reserved for Nigerian primary and secondary schools, and NiRA holds every new one until your registration and approval documents clear. The requirements, a sample letter, and the wait explained.
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You can buy a .edu.ng name in minutes, but it will not resolve until NiRA has seen your accreditation documents. Here is who qualifies, what to send, a letter you can copy, and what we do with it.
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ZevAI explains why a deploy failed. The useful part was not the prompt. It was deciding when not to call the model at all, what leaves your network, and how you find out whether any of it helped.
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Why "too many clients already" has almost nothing to do with your traffic, how to work out the pool size your app actually needs, and the settings that fix it in Prisma, Django, Laravel, Rails and plain Node.
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Metrics, a real terminal, and live logs. Your deployed apps on ZevCloud are no longer a black box.
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Three design choices behind the ZevCloud CLI: every team you belong to in one place, deploy commands that route by service type, and auth that skips the credentials file.
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The honest version of a WordPress migration. The seven things that actually broke during a real cPanel-to-PaaS move this week, and how to fix each, whether you end up on ZevCloud or somewhere else.
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Why we rebuilt our hosting product for the way developers actually ship in 2026, what it means for existing iNTECH Cloud Hosting customers, and what stays the same.
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Welcome to the ZevCloud blog. What we are publishing here, who it is for, and what to expect.
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