Shopware

Welcome to your Nexcess Shopware hosting environment! Shopware 6 is a modern, open-source e-commerce platform built on an API-first, headless-ready architecture. By pairing Shopware’s powerful Symfony backend and Vue.js administration with Nexcess’s optimized cloud infrastructure, you are equipped with a fast, stable, and scalable foundation for your online store.

Running an enterprise-level platform requires an environment built for speed. Nexcess simplifies your deployment by providing a dedicated, managed cloud hosting solution that includes:

Varnish 6, OpenSearch, and Redis come fully integrated out of the box to maximize performance.
Server resources automatically scale up during traffic surges to keep your storefront fast and responsive.
Your database, PHP environment, web server, and Shopware application are automatically installed and pre-configured upon purchase.

Nexcess Shopware Articles

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Explore the articles in this section to begin setting up your Shopware store.

Limiting WHM Access Using Host Access Control

You can use Host Access Control in WHM to add an extra layer of security to have control over which IP addresses are able to connect to critical administrative services on your server.
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Setting PHP memory_limit with EasyApache 4

When setting the PHP memory_limit in WHM, it applies only to the specific PHP version. With EasyApache 4, multiple PHP versions can run simultaneously, so you must repeat the process for each version installed.
Read more: Setting PHP memory_limit with EasyApache 4
Find Your Email Client Configuration in Plesk

This walkthrough will show you how to find email client settings in Plesk.
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Backup a Cloud Sites MSSQL Database Using a cron

Follow these steps to create a cron to back up your MSSQL databases.
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Allowing Remote Database Access

Remote database access may be needed for third-party apps but is disabled by default due to security risks. Learn when and how to enable it safely.
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Deleting Unnecessary Backups

If you have a lot of old backup files, you might want to delete some of them from your server. Backups can be quite large and storing a lot of them on your server can slow down your websites. You’ll generally do this for manual backups: your scheduled backups will automatically rotate out.
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What is CloudLinux?

If you have multiple cPanel accounts and domains on your server, you may want to look into CloudLinux as a way to help restrict the amount of memory each user can access with their site. CloudLinux partitions, allocates and limits server resources like memory, CPU and connections for each user. This makes sure that users…
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Deleting Users in Linux

If you’ve added multiple users to your Linux server, you might eventually need to delete users, too. You can delete users in two ways, from cPanel and from the command line.
Read more: Deleting Users in Linux

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Last updated: July 22, 2026

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