Content Management

Our helpful guide shows you how to install phpMyAdmin on AlmaLinux to easily manage your MariaDB or MySQL databases. 

Installing Joomla on AlmaLinux with Liquid Web servers is a straightforward process that can be completed quickly and efficiently. Harness the power of Joomla with our guide.

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.

Most Content Management Systems (CMS’s) have a unique identifying login url. For example, WordPress uses /wp-admin for your login home page. Because of this, hackers can assume that is your login and the default username is admin. If you don’t change either of these, you risk the potential for hacking exponentially. It is important that you select an administrative username that is unique to you or your business and create a secure password. Beyond the security measures outlined in these articles, you can also change your CMS login url to help hide it from potential malicious activity. This article will provide you with ways to change the login URL for the top CMS’s used today, Joomla!, Drupal, Magento, and WordPress.

FTP is fast but insecure for file transfer. SFTP, like FTP over SSH, offers security. Use SFTP with desktop clients like Filezilla for Linux servers.

To securely connect your computer to your server for file uploads, use an FTP client like Filezilla, CoreFTP, or Cyberduck. Find your server info in Plesk.

What is a CMS? Discover how Content Management Systems like WordPress and Magento help you build websites faster without coding knowledge.

You can enable custom error messages for your ASP.NET application on Windows IIS by using a web.config file with a customErrors setting configured.

Many modern websites rely on databases to store important data. When these databases get large, your server can slow down when there are a lot of requests (queries) that the database has to handle. Speeding these queries up requires knowledge of MySQL indexing.

rsync is a powerful utility for transferring files and creating backup operations. You can set up recurring file transfers for specific sets of files or entire directories and synchronize local and remote servers. In this tutorial, we will explore: the -a flag, Commonly used flags, Flags in Action

Rsync is a utility commonly found on Linux operating systems and is a remote and local file synchronization tool. rsync stands for remote sync. The rsync algorithm is used to minimize network usage by only moving portions of files that have changed. This tutorial will take you through the following: basic rsync usage, remote transfers, alternate SSH ports.

Memcached is an open source, distributed memory object caching system.