Nexcess Shopware Articles
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Explore the articles in this section to begin setting up your Shopware store.
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How to set up Sylius hosting at Nexcess
Read more: How to set up Sylius hosting at NexcessExplore the two Sylius hosting setup approaches at Nexcess of leveraging the flexible cloud platform or the non-cloud configuration via traditional “Nexcess Classic” hosting.
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How to Enable Spam Protection in cPanel
Read more: How to Enable Spam Protection in cPanelGetting too much spam in your inbox? Follow this tutorial on how to enable spam protection in cPanel to protect your email accounts.
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How to set up OroCRM hosting at Nexcess
Read more: How to set up OroCRM hosting at NexcessIf you are looking for a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution for your web application, OroCRM is one of the best options available.
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Flex Plan & Magento Email Configuration/Filters
Read more: Flex Plan & Magento Email Configuration/FiltersMagento or Flexible Cloud Plans allow creation of email aliases and mailboxes through the Nexcess Client Portal — where they can be configured and managed.
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How to Use the Index Manager in cPanel
Read more: How to Use the Index Manager in cPanelNeed to update your website’s indexing settings? Use this tutorial on how to use the Index Manager in cPanel to secure your site’s directories.
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Locating your SSH (Secure Shell) credentials in Managed WordPress/WooCommerce
Read more: Locating your SSH (Secure Shell) credentials in Managed WordPress/WooCommerceSSH (Secure Shell) and SSH FTP (SFTP) access via command line is available in Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce plans and credentials are found within each site’s management page.
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How to use the Plugin Performance Monitor — an exclusive feature from Nexcess
Read more: How to use the Plugin Performance Monitor — an exclusive feature from NexcessUse the Nexcess Plugin Performance Monitor on managed WordPress/WooCommerce to see how plugin and theme changes impact site speed and revenue.
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New Relic monitoring of WordPress and database performance
Read more: New Relic monitoring of WordPress and database performanceApplication Performance Monitoring (APM), the New Relic monitoring product, integrates with our Nexcess platform to help online store owners find performance bottlenecks.