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Checking Your Linux Kernel Version
Different Linux versions often require updates, and some programs only run on newer ones. To check your kernel version, log into your server…
Checking Your MySQL Version
If you are using MySQL databases, you might need to occasionally check the version of MySQL that is installed on your server. It's easy&hell…
Common Linux Error Logs
Troubleshoot server issues. This guide lists common Linux error log locations for syslog, Apache, Nginx, MySQL, and more to help debug probl…
Compare MyISAM and InnoDB MariaDB Databases in Cloud Sites
Optimize your Cloud Sites database by comparing MyISAM and InnoDB engines in MariaDB. Learn the key differences and how to easily convert yo…
ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF)
Harden your Linux server with CSF. Our guides show you how to install, configure, and manage this powerful firewall and security application…
Configuring an NTP server on Linux (AlmaLinux)
With simple steps, you can learn how to configure a Chrony NTP server on Linux (AlmaLinux), allowing for synchronized system clocks vital fo…
Convert MyISAM to InnoDB tables for database performance
With regard to database tables and storage engines, after learning why we would want to convert MyISAM to InnoDB for better performance, let…
Create a Database in Cloud Sites
Create your database through your Cloud Sites control panel in just a few clicks.
Creating a Database in Plesk
Plesk simplifies database creation for modern websites during development.
Creating a Database User in Plesk
Easily add new database users in Plesk for specific access needs, like database administrators or third-party remote applications.
Creating a Linux User
Learn how to create a Linux user outside cPanel via SSH for specific needs. *Use caution, as this bypasses cPanel's security & management.*
Creating a MySQL User
Control MySQL database access by creating user-specific restrictions for databases, tables, and privileges. Use cPanel or the command line t…