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.

Setting Up Email on Android Devices

Reading email on your smartphone is convenient. This guide works for most Android devices. First, find your email settings in cPanel or Plesk, then set up your account.
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Installing Magento with cPanel

Easily install Magento on your server using cPanel. This guide shows you how to use the Softaculous installer to launch your store in minutes.
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Disable a Cron Job in Cloud Sites

Disable a scheduled Cron job in your Cloud Sites control panel by deactivating the Cron or deleting it entirely.
Read more: Disable a Cron Job in Cloud Sites
Create a Cron Job in Cloud Sites

Creating Cron jobs in Cloud Sites or scheduled tasks is easy when using the Crons section in the Cloud Sites control panel.
Read more: Create a Cron Job in Cloud Sites
Change a Database User Password in Cloud Sites

This article will show you how to change database user passwords in Cloud Sites.
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Change Email Passwords via cPanel

Strong password security is vital for protecting your cPanel-managed server. Sometimes, however, you may need to change an email password due to your security policy or a compromise – a task you can quickly accomplish right within your cPanel dashboard.
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Selecting a MySQL Database via Command Line and cPanel

Have multiple MySQL databases? To avoid editing the wrong one, you must select it first. Here’s how to do it using cPanel or the command line.
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Adding MySQL Users to Databases

You can create MySQL users to help you organize your database management, giving each user access to specific databases and specific privileges. You can assign MySQL users to databases and give them permissions using: cPanel or the command line.
Read more: Adding MySQL Users to Databases

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Last updated: July 22, 2026

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