Nexcess Shopware Articles
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Explore the articles in this section to begin setting up your Shopware store.
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Monitoring Linux systems with auditctl
Read more: Monitoring Linux systems with auditctlLearn how to configure and use auditctl on Linux to monitor file changes, user actions, and enhance server security.
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Creating a Linux User
Read more: Creating a Linux UserLearn how to create a Linux user outside cPanel via SSH for specific needs. *Use caution, as this bypasses cPanel’s security & management.*
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Keeping your server time accurate with Chrony on AlmaLinux 8
Read more: Keeping your server time accurate with Chrony on AlmaLinux 8Learn how to install, configure, and sync server time with Chrony using Liquid Web’s time servers on AlmaLinux 8.
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Understanding IOwait
Read more: Understanding IOwaitLearn what IOwait is, why it slows servers, and how to identify the processes causing it using iostat, block_dump, and iotop tools.
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Optimizing WordPress Cron (WP-Cron) for Better Performance
Read more: Optimizing WordPress Cron (WP-Cron) for Better Performancewp-cron optimization is vital for WordPress performance. Disable default wp-cron and set up a system cron job for reliable, efficient task scheduling.
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DNS Tool – Dig
Read more: DNS Tool – DigLearn to use the `dig` command to query DNS servers. Understand its output, common queries like A, MX, NS, and advanced options like +trace.
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DNS tools
Read more: DNS toolsTroubleshooting DNS? We’ve compiled a list of recommended tools to help you check DNS records, diagnose issues, and speed up problem-solving.
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Using the whois command
Read more: Using the whois commandUse the whois tool to check domain ownership, registration, and name servers—great for DNS troubleshooting at Liquid Web.