Nexcess’ Sales Performance Monitor will watch your sales on the backend and measure them against a predicted model based on your site’s historical performance on a daily and weekly basis.
Nexcess customers may move their sites on their own or have our migration team do it for free by submitting a migration request with the necessary details.
Learn how to configure the Nexcess CDN with WordPress and the Swift Performance plugin.
Learn how to configure the Nexcess page cache. This guide covers settings for automatic cache clearing and how to exclude specific pages from the cache.
Learn how to configure the Nexcess CDN with WordPress and WP Fastest Cache plugin.
Being able to easily deactivate all active plugins on a site and change the active theme will make troubleshooting issues on your site a lot easier.
Learn to enable the RabbitMQ container for Magento 2 on Nexcess. This guide covers `env.php` configuration and managing message queue consumers.
In this article we will go into what API tokens are, how they are used, and how you can create your own for interfacing with the Nexcess Client Portal programmatically.
The auto-updates feature introduced in WordPress 5.5 is very easy and supports plugins and themes that are on WordPress.org — if you do not want to use the alternative Nexcess update functionality.
Learn how to enable Let’s Encrypt, a type of self-generated SSL certificate available for Nexcess Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce clients.
Learn how to configure the Nexcess CDN with WordPress and the WP Rocket plugin.
Learn how to view your admin user credentials — username and password — in the Nexcess Client Portal for your newly installed site with Managed WordPress or Managed WooCommerce hosted by Nexcess.
