Ezequiel Bruni
Ezequiel Bruni is a writer at All About Cookies with more than 12 years of experience covering web hosting, website builders, web development, and digital security. With a background in Linux, server management, and open-source technology, he brings hands-on technical experience to his reviews, comparisons, and guides.
Ezequiel has spent years testing web hosting providers, website builders, and related technologies, evaluating everything from performance and usability to security and server configuration. His experience building and managing websites helps him break down complex technical topics into practical advice for readers.
He also has extensive experience writing about and testing VPNs. He has compared major VPN providers for speed, streaming performance, and access to region-restricted content, as well as explored VPN applications for gaming, routers, and private servers.
His work has appeared in publications including Website Planet and Web Designer Depot, and he has written cybersecurity content for major VPN providers. He has also contributed to open-source projects such as Rocky Linux.
- Web Designer Depot
- Website Planet
- Web Hosting
- Web Building
- Domains
- VPNs
- Self-taught
- Mac or PC: PC, Linux
- Android or iPhone: Android
Ezequiel's Latest Articles
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How To Create a Business Email in 4 Easy Steps (2026)
Learn how to create a business email in minutes with minimal fuss — and a little help from your friendly neighborhood web hosting services.
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How To Host a Minecraft Server in 2026 (6 Simple Steps)
Learn how to host your own Minecraft server and share your private Minecraft worlds with friends in just a few minutes.
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What Is Web Hosting? How It Works and How To Secure Your Website
Learn how shared, VPS, cloud, dedicated, and WordPress hosting work, plus the web hosting security features that help protect your website.
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The Best Free VPNs for Linux 2026
Most free VPNs are junk. Here are four free VPNs for Linux worth installing, with open-source apps, audited no-logs policies, and support for Ubuntu, Mint, and Arch, among them.
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The Best VPNs for Linux 2026
Finding secure open source client apps to install on your open source operating system can be tough. Here are the best VPNs for Linux, based on performance, price, and compatibility.