Partners & Technologies
Enterprise-grade solutions powering your success. We partner with industry leaders to deliver the best hosting experience.
- NginxWeb Server
- PHP 8.xRuntime
- MySQL/MariaDBDatabase
- NVMe SSDStorage
Our Technology Stack
Nginx
High-performance HTTP server and reverse proxy powering our hosting infrastructure.
PHP 8.x
Latest PHP versions with JIT compilation for maximum application performance.
MySQL/MariaDB
Enterprise-grade database management with optimized configurations.
NVMe SSD
Ultra-fast NVMe solid-state drives for lightning-quick data access.
Let's Encrypt
Free, automated SSL certificates for secure HTTPS connections.
CloudLinux
Secure and stable operating system designed for shared hosting environments.
cPanel
Offered as an option on the hosting plans, beside our own EGPNL panel.
Payment Partners
Secure and convenient payment processing through licensed partners.
Paymob
Licensed payment gateway regulated by the Central Bank of Egypt.
Visa, Mastercard & Apple Pay
Accept all major credit and debit cards securely.
Infrastructure Partners
Intel Xeon
Enterprise processors
Samsung NVMe
Enterprise SSDs
Cloudflare
DNS for our domains
Acronis
Backup solutions
Logo credits
Logos are trademarks of their owners. They identify the technologies and services we work with and do not imply a partnership or endorsement. The Paymob, InstaPay, Telda, Tap Payments and LiteSpeed marks come from Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 4.0; the authors are the Paymob company, Amrr2006, Telda, Aisha Burahmah and Amir hod. Nothing was changed except the file format and size. CC BY-SA 4.0
What each layer does for your site
A hosting stack is a chain: a request is accepted, run, answered from storage, encrypted and, for a purchase, paid. This is what each technology in that chain is known for.
Accept and serve
Nginx
- Works as a web server and as a reverse proxy in front of application code
- Serves static files such as images and stylesheets directly
- Uses an event-driven design that keeps many connections open at once
Run the code
PHP 8.x
- JIT compilation has been part of PHP since version 8.0
- OPcache keeps compiled scripts in memory so they are not parsed again on every request
- Application code runs apart from the web server that faces the internet
Keep the data
MySQL/MariaDB · NVMe SSD
- MySQL and MariaDB are relational databases queried with SQL
- NVMe drives talk to the processor over PCIe instead of the older SATA interface
- Enterprise SSDs from Samsung are named among our infrastructure partners
Protect and recover
Let’s Encrypt · CloudLinux · Acronis
- Let’s Encrypt certificates are free and are issued automatically through the ACME protocol
- CloudLinux is an operating system built for shared hosting
- Acronis is listed among our partners for backups, and Cloudflare answers DNS for our domains
Take payment
Paymob
- Paymob is a payment gateway regulated by the Central Bank of Egypt
- Our checkout takes Visa and Mastercard bank cards and Apple Pay
- No wallets, instalments or cash collection on our own invoices
Why NVMe: three kinds of storage compared
The storage line in our stack says NVMe. Here is how that interface differs from the spinning disks and SATA SSDs it replaces.
| Capability | Hard disk | SATA SSD | NVMe SSD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connects to the server through | SATA (or SAS) | SATA | PCIe |
| Command queues | One queue of up to 32 commands (AHCI) | One queue of up to 32 commands (AHCI) | Up to 65,535 queues of up to 65,536 commands each |
| Moving parts | Yes spinning platters and heads | No | No |
| Named in the EGPHP technology stack | No | No | Yes |
Technology facts come from the NVMe and SATA specifications; the last row is what this page lists.
What a Let’s Encrypt certificate covers
Certificates come in three validation levels. The table shows what each level proves and which one Let’s Encrypt issues.
| Capability | Domain validated (DV) | Organisation validated (OV) | Extended validation (EV) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Encrypts traffic with HTTPS | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Proves control of the domain name | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Checks the organisation behind the site | No | Yes | Yes |
| Issued by Let’s Encrypt | Yes | No | No |
Let’s Encrypt certificates last 90 days by default and are meant to be renewed every 60 days, which is why automation matters. Source: Let’s Encrypt documentation.
Why These Technologies?
We've carefully selected each component of our stack to deliver the best possible hosting experience. Every technology choice is made with performance, security, and reliability in mind.
Maximum Performance
Nginx + NVMe + latest PHP for blazing-fast load times
Enterprise Security
Industry-standard protection and encryption at every layer
Proven Reliability
Battle-tested technologies trusted by millions worldwide
