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Adding a secondary domain in the Nexcess Client Portal
Learn how to add and manage a secondary domain in your Nexcess Client Portal. This guide covers setup, SSL, backups, email, databases, and more.
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 and…
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.
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’s review…
Copy website tool — using Stencil sites in the Nexcess Client Portal
Let's explore using the "Stencil Feature" in the Nexcess Client Portal — with the Stencil functionality describing a copy website tool that lets you…
Creating website backups from the Site Dashboard for WordPress/WooCommerce
This article will give you an overview of Nexcess website backups, the Nexcess data backup policy, and how to create a manual backup from…
Define Mime Types on Cloud Sites (Windows)
MIME types control the way a server attempts to complete requests from a web server. To load a file on your website, a MIME…
Edit PHP files — .user.ini, nexinfo.php, and php.ini files
Scripts running on your website hosted with Nexcess may require more resources, so you may want to edit PHP files or adjust PHP settings…
How to Configure Your GitHub Account with Nexcess
Configuring your GitHub Account to work with your Nexcess Account has many benefits, but you will need to have an active plan with Nexcess…
How to create dev sites in Nexcess Cloud
How Nexcess Cloud clients can instantly create dev sites to test changes to their website.
How to create Magento 2 dev sites
How Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) clients can create Magento 2 development (dev) sites.
How to install GitLab with GUI on Linux (AlmaLinux)
Installing the GitLab GUI on Linux — AlmaLinux specifically — lets you efficiently manage code repositories, collaborate with engineers, and organize development projects.