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.

Redirecting URLs and Subdomains in Cloud Sites

To ensure secure access to your website, use SSL to change HTTP to HTTPS, encrypting visitor information to protect it from hackers. After installing your SSL, set up URL and subdomain redirects to enforce HTTPS traffic.
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Configure WordPress Multisite on Cloud Sites

To use WordPress Multisite on Cloud Sites, start by setting up WordPress Multisite and making the necessary global configuration changes. Afterward, implement the specific configuration changes required for Cloud Sites to ensure everything functions correctly.
Read more: Configure WordPress Multisite on Cloud Sites
web_custom40.config File for Cloud Sites

Add this code to your web.config file to run applications in medium trust. Review the article to confirm its suitability.
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web_custom35.config File for Cloud Sites

Adding this code to your web.config file allows applications to run in medium trust. Read the article to ensure this action is suitable.
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Run Applications Under Medium Trust in Cloud Sites

The Cloud Sites Windows environment uses a modified Medium Trust for ASP.NET 3.5 servers, allowing specific permissions like OleDb, Odbc, Configuration, Reflection, Web, and Socket permissions.
Read more: Run Applications Under Medium Trust in Cloud Sites
Redirecting URLs using Classic ASP in Cloud Sites

This article provides sample code for redirecting URLs in Cloud Sites using Classic ASP. This can be used for redirecting to a different page or forcing a secure connection (SSL).
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IIS URL Rewrite Module in Cloud Sites

The URL Rewrite Module for sites using Windows allows defining URL rewrite rules in the web.config file. Cloud Sites on IIS 8.5 enable this module automatically for ASP.NET. This tutorial covers four common URL rewrites and redirects using ASP.NET.
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Installing a CMS Manually

To build your website with a CMS, you must first install it. Liquid Web’s cPanel and Plesk servers offer automated tools for easy CMS installation. If you’re using Cloud Sites or prefer manual installation, this article provides the necessary skills and resources for a successful setup.
Read more: Installing a CMS Manually

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Last updated: July 22, 2026

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