Website Management in Cloud Sites

Cloud Sites streamlines the process of launching and scaling websites without the hassle of server administration. Whether you are running Linux or Windows applications, this hub covers the essential management tasks you need. You will learn how to create new websites and subdomains, install a CMS like WordPress, manage PHP, and secure your traffic with SSL. We also provide technical guides for advanced configurations, such as managing cron jobs, finding file paths, and optimizing your site’s caching.

Cloud Sites Website Management Articles

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Use these resources to launch new sites, configure DNS records, and manage advanced settings for your applications.

Change PHP Settings for WordPress in Cloud Sites

Update the PHP memory limit, max file size, post size and execution time for WordPress in Cloud Sites.
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Cloud Sites File Path

Need to find the absolute file path or web root for your Cloud Sites applications? Learn how to easily locate your Linux or Windows directory paths.
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Cloud Sites IP Addresses for Whitelisting

Need to whitelist your Cloud Sites domain? Learn how to use your test link to identify your data center and find the correct outbound IP address ranges.
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Cloud Sites Operating Systems: Linux vs. Windows

Cloud Sites allows you to choose the technology type (Linux, Windows, PHP, .NET, etc) at set up or at a later time. Instructions for changing the technology type for both new and existing sites are included.
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Cloud Sites Raw Logs

Enable Raw logs in Cloud Sites to use the information to help with code optimization or troubleshooting situations.
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Cloud Sites Testing URLs

Cloud Sites control panel provides you with a test URL. Test your site and verify everything works, before changing the DNS.
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Configure WordPress Multisite on Cloud Sites

To use WordPress Multisite on Cloud Sites, start by setting up WordPress Multisite and making the necessary global configuration changes. Afterward, implement the specific configuration changes required for Cloud Sites to ensure everything functions correctly.
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Connection Timed Out in Cloud Sites

This article provides troubleshooting tips for a connection timed out in Cloud Sites.
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