I'm currently in the process of looking at how to further secure the site and increase site performance.
Sometime back I mentioned that I wanted to get the site setup with SSL eventually and I'm currently looking into doing just that. The problem I had is I have an SSL cert but it was incompatible with the CDN provided by my current Host. I think however I might of found away around it and it shouldn't increase costs at my end (Which means I don't have to look for some revenue model to aid in maintaining the site)
It however requires me to turn off certain things that are currently on and change my nameservers entries within the DNS. This means it should take approximately 48 hours to fully move from the current configuration to the SSL variant. The problem with that of course is that should there be an unfixable issue with it, it will take up to 48hours to rollback and I really don't want to have site downtime.
I will post a timeline for the intended roll out after I've completed my current test (using another domain) as I want it to go as smoothly as possible.
When done, the site will be far securer and hopefully it won't have caused any disruption or too many problems with people being able to use it.
So fingers cross the test goes smooth.
Sometime back I mentioned that I wanted to get the site setup with SSL eventually and I'm currently looking into doing just that. The problem I had is I have an SSL cert but it was incompatible with the CDN provided by my current Host. I think however I might of found away around it and it shouldn't increase costs at my end (Which means I don't have to look for some revenue model to aid in maintaining the site)
It however requires me to turn off certain things that are currently on and change my nameservers entries within the DNS. This means it should take approximately 48 hours to fully move from the current configuration to the SSL variant. The problem with that of course is that should there be an unfixable issue with it, it will take up to 48hours to rollback and I really don't want to have site downtime.
I will post a timeline for the intended roll out after I've completed my current test (using another domain) as I want it to go as smoothly as possible.
When done, the site will be far securer and hopefully it won't have caused any disruption or too many problems with people being able to use it.
So fingers cross the test goes smooth.