Disk space is an empty space that you can arrange however you like, just like when you pack your suitcase for a trip or furnish your home. For most websites with text and images, 3-5 GB should be plenty. If users will be downloading large multimedia files or there will be more than 500 visitors per day, you should think about getting a plan with more transfer bandwidth.

Your disk space will only slow down the speed at which your website loads, and usually not by much, if all of the following are true: There are no caches (for example, the server just restarted), and the server is actually using a HDD (and not, for example, an SSD).

Transport Layer Security is a set of rules for using encryption to keep computer network communications safe. The protocol is used in many applications, like email, instant messaging, and voice over IP, but its most well-known use is to protect HTTPS.

You can activate an SSL certificate right from your control panel. You can find the option by searching for 'SSL' at the top of the bar.

Bandwidth is the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over an Internet connection, measured in megabits per second (Mbps). Speed: the rate at which data can be downloaded (or uploaded) to a given device using that Internet connection; also measured in megabits per second. You'll need the bandwidth based on how many people visit your website.