Sergey Markosyan

Sergey Markosyan

Co-Founder & CTO
Company
checkmark Co-Founder & CTO at 10Web
Education
checkmark MS Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
checkmark BSc Physics
Expertise
AI
Web Development
Google Cloud
Infrastructure
DevOps
Hosting
Cybersecurity
Kubernetes
Continuous Deployment
WordPress
WooCommerce,
Bio

Sergey Markosyan is the Co-Founder and CTO at 10Web. He leads the development of the 10Web platform, identifies and solves problems in the development process across the organization a true sensei for the engineering team.

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Resolving the No Update Required Your WordPress Database is Already Up-to-Date Error

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Encountering the message “No update required. Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!” can be a moment of confusion, especially if it locks you out of your admin dashboard unexpectedly. While this notification appears benign, it indicates a glitch in your website’s update process, primarily linked to the caching solutions you’ve employed. Let’s delve deeper into why this happens and how…

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Overcoming the ‘The Link You Followed Has Expired’ Error in WordPress

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Ah, WordPress. It’s a fantastic platform for building websites, but sometimes, it throws a curveball that can leave you scratching your head. One such curveball is the “The Link You Followed Has Expired” error. This particular error often pops up when you’re trying to install or upload a plugin, theme, or media file, and things don’t go as planned. What…

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Troubleshooting the “Cannot Modify Header Information” Error

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The “Cannot Modify Header Information – Headers Already Sent By” error is one of those classic roadblocks that developers, especially those working with WordPress, encounter from time to time. This error is one such glitch in the matrix that catches many off guard. This error message pops up when your website’s PHP code has already sent output (like whitespace or…

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TLS vs. SSL: Evolution, Differences, and Best Practices

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If you’ve ever had to deal with online security, you’ve likely encountered the terms TLS and SSL. These acronyms represent two key pillars in the realm of data encryption and secure communication over the internet. Despite their common goal, there are distinct differences between TLS (Transport Layer Security) and SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). This article will define these differences, explore…

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Resolving the Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance Error

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When you’re diving into the world of WordPress, encountering a message that reads “Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance” can initially seem daunting. This message is not an error per se but a notification that appears when WordPress is undergoing updates. Whether it’s a theme, plugin, or core WordPress update, the system automatically puts your site into maintenance mode to prevent…

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Resolving Error 1045 in MySQL

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When you’re knee-deep in managing a WordPress site, coming across a MySQL 1045 error can throw a wrench in your workflow. It’s like you’re trying to get into a club, but the bouncer isn’t letting you in because you don’t have the VIP pass. Essentially, this error pops up when your MySQL server thinks you don’t have the keys to…

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A Comprehensive Guide to HTTP Status Codes

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HTTP status codes are standardized responses used by web servers to tell you how your HTTP request was processed. They’re part of the HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol), which is essentially the foundation of data communication on the World Wide Web. These codes are part of the response from the server to the client (for example, your browser or a mobile…