Website Management

Optimize your WordPress site on Cloud Sites. Learn the exact WP Super Cache advanced settings, mod_rewrite rules, and preload configurations you need.

While you can use any text editor you like (Sublime, Notepad++, and Vim are a few examples), you have the ability to edit html and code within Plesk using the File Manager. This includes ones already uploaded or files just recently created.

Made a change and something went wrong? Restoring a MySQL database from a backup is the fastest way to get your site back online. Here’s how.

A review of four ways to check server load on Linux servers and what the numbers mean.

Server Load refers to the average amount of processes waiting to be processed by your server’s CPU. The higher the average, the more processes that are waiting to be processed.

Need to find the absolute file path or web root for your Cloud Sites applications? Learn how to easily locate your Linux or Windows directory paths.

Test the speed of your network. Pinging a domain is when you send small packets of information to a target server and wait to see how long it takes to get that information back.

This tutorial will walk you through the steps to create your backups so you can relax knowing that your site is being backed up on a regular basis.

Learn to use telnet to connect to services on a server. Using telnet via SSH is recommended as it helps bypass local and remote server firewalls.

Update the PHP memory limit, max file size, post size and execution time for Wordpress in Cloud Sites.

Upload databases that are 50MB or less into Cloud Sites using phpMyAdmin or myLittleAdmin database managers.

Secure your website easily. Learn how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) directly from your Cloud Sites control panel to order an SSL.