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Explore these resources to configure your Cloud Sites account, manage your databases, and protect your data with backups.
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Generate an SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR) in Cloud Sites
Read more: Generate an SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR) in Cloud SitesSecure your website easily. Learn how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) directly from your Cloud Sites control panel to order an SSL.
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Handling High Traffic Events in Cloud Sites
Read more: Handling High Traffic Events in Cloud SitesPreparing for a traffic spike? Learn how to properly notify support about High Traffic Events (HTEs) in Cloud Sites to keep your website running smoothly.
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IIS URL Rewrite Module in Cloud Sites
Read more: IIS URL Rewrite Module in Cloud SitesThe URL Rewrite Module for sites using Windows allows defining URL rewrite rules in the web.config file. Cloud Sites on IIS 8.5 enable this module automatically for ASP.NET. This tutorial covers four common URL rewrites and redirects using ASP.NET.
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Import a Large MariaDB Database into Cloud Sites
Read more: Import a Large MariaDB Database into Cloud SitesUpload databases that are 50MB or less into Cloud Sites using phpMyAdmin or myLittleAdmin database managers.
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Install an SSL Certificate in Cloud Sites
Read more: Install an SSL Certificate in Cloud SitesAdding an SSL certificate to your website isn’t mandatory, but it ensures security for features like secure login and ecommerce. Cloud Sites has a unique installation process, but you need to obtain the SSL first before installing it.
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Install Let’s Encrypt SSL in Cloud Sites
Read more: Install Let’s Encrypt SSL in Cloud SitesSecure your Cloud Sites website with a free Let’s Encrypt SSL. Learn how to manually generate, validate, and install your certificate using Certbot locally.
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Installing a CMS in Cloud Sites
Read more: Installing a CMS in Cloud SitesAdding a CMS to your Cloud Sites account is straightforward. This tutorial guides you through installing WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal quickly. For existing CMS, migrate via plugin or FTP after setting up the new site in your account.
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Installing DotNetNuke in Cloud Sites
Read more: Installing DotNetNuke in Cloud SitesLearn how to install DotNetNuke in Cloud Sites — DotNetNuke (DNN) is an open-source web content management system based on Microsoft.NET.