Cloud Sites

Dedicated Servers provide the best performance, security, and control for businesses and applications with demanding requirements.

Master Liquid Web’s Cloud Sites. This guide covers control panel access, file management, database setup, and enabling backups for your scalable apps.

Using ASP.NET, you can run similar code to force SSL on a single page on your site. This article shows a sample of code that you could use.

In order to properly display SVG image types within the PHP environment, a specific line must be added to your .htaccess file. This line will tell the Apache instance the proper MIME type to use when serving request for SVG style image files.

Adding this code to your web.config file allows applications to run in medium trust. Read the article to ensure this action is suitable.

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.

Using ASP.NET, you can run code to force SSL on a single page on your site. This article contains sample code for this procedure.

To force SSL on all pages of your site using the IIS Rewrite Module you can use code similar to what is provided.

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.

The two most common table engines on Cloud Sites MariaDB servers are InnoDB and MyISAM. This article briefly describes these engines and recommends their usage under certain circumstances in the Cloud Sites environment, without comparing their performance through SQL benchmarks.

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.

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