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NGINX vs Apache – Which Is the Best Web Server in 2023?

Apr20
by Ike on April 20, 2023 at 1:12 pm
Posted In: Apache, NGINX, Plesk, Product and technology, Releases, Various, Web server

NGINX vs Apache – which server is superior? That’s not an easy question to answer. These are two of the world’s top open-source internet services and handle over 50% of global web traffic. Both NGINX and Apache are made to accommodate varied workloads and work with diverse software, making a powerful web stack. While NGINX and Apache might have their fair share of similarities, though, they’re far from identical. Each server offers specific benefits and drawbacks, so it’s vital that you understand when one will help you achieve your objectives better than the other. To help make your decision easier,…

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Hosting Control Panels of 2023 – The Definitive Guide

Mar31
by Ike on March 31, 2023 at 10:40 pm
Posted In: Ajenta, Business and industry, Core-Admin, cPanel, DirectAdmin, Guides, Hosting Control Panels, ISPconfig, ISPManager, Pantheon, Plesk, Product and technology, Releases, ServerPilot, Storm, Various, VirtualMin, Web Hosting Control Panel, Webmin, ZPanel

If you’re involved in managing servers for web hosting then you’ll appreciate the importance of having a simple, yet highly effective method of monitoring and looking after your hosting infrastructure. The most effective way of managing all the processes related to routine tasks of hosting infrastructure is to use a web hosting control panel. Fortunately, this issue has been addressed by many hosting companies as they include their own hosting control panel or Graphical User Interface (GUI). The web hosting control panel approach will allow you to monitor and adjust your server services from virtually anywhere with a stable internet…

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Top 10 PHP CMS Platforms For Developers in 2023

Mar01
by Ike on March 1, 2023 at 3:53 pm
Posted In: Joomla, most popular CMS, php cms, Plesk, Releases, Various, Wordpress

There are many types of Content Management System (CMS) on the market, and they’re all designed to help people create their own websites without programming training. While some systems are targeted at buyers with some knowledge of coding, most are aimed at website owners looking to build and maintain sites with maximum ease. As there is such a wide range of options, we’ll take a look at the main factors to consider when choosing from multiple CMS platforms below. What’s a CMS? CMS stands for Content Management System. It is a software application or platform that enables users to create,…

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What Are WordPress Salts and How Do They Protect Your Site?

Dec23
by Ike on December 23, 2022 at 2:42 pm
Posted In: cryptography, Plesk, Releases, Various, WordPress Salts, WordPress security

What are WordPress salts? Here’s the short answer: they can help protect your WordPress website by storing user passwords and authenticating them safely. But what about the long answer? In this guide to WordPress Salts, you will find: A detailed look at WordPress salts Where WordPress salts can be found Information on how often you need to update WordPress salts and security keys Two techniques for changing WordPress salts By the time you reach the end of this guide, you will have the details you need to start using WordPress salts and get the most out of them.   A…

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NGINX Performance Tuning Tips

Dec20
by Ike on December 20, 2022 at 4:18 pm
Posted In: NGINX, nginx configuration, NGINX performance, Plesk, Releases, Various

NGINX is an open-source, free web server used for a wide range of topics including mail proxy, reverse proxy, load balancer and HTTP caching. Solution provides a high standard of performance with low weight, and while it is still fairly new compared to some of the alternative web servers on the market, NGINX is incredibly popular nonetheless. Its default setup offers high-speed performance, so it’s sure to impress you from the start — but there are ways to boost its performance even further. All you have to do is adjust some of its configurations. In our quick guide to improving…

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Debugging in WordPress Explained

Dec20
by Ike on December 20, 2022 at 4:09 pm
Posted In: Debug, Plesk, Releases, Various, WordPress debugging

Any WordPress user knows that website problems are, sadly, unavoidable from time to time. Even the best coding is never perfect, after all. So, eventually, you may need to face the complexities of debugging in WordPress. But don’t worry: it’s actually a fairly simple, fast process. You can use various methods for debugging WordPress, with one for every experience level. This post will explore the debugging in WordPress process, covering how it works, how it can make coding more streamlined, and numerous tools and features for effective debugging. WordPress Debugging – The Purpose If you have no experience of debugging,…

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TLS vs SSL: What Is The Right Choice?

Dec12
by Ike on December 12, 2022 at 4:20 pm
Posted In: Plesk, Releases, secure web server, SSL, SSL Certificate, SSL certificate tips, TLS, Various

Meet TLS and SSL: two protocols designed for the safe, secure authentication and transportation of data online. Is one better than the other? And if so, why? In this in-depth guide, we will explore the most important differences between both protocols, how they can connect to HTTPS effectively, and why end-users may not necessarily have to stress over the difference too much. TLS vs SSL: Understanding the Differences and Similarities Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Socket Layers (SSL) are cryptographic protocols built to securely transport Internet data by encrypting it and authenticating connections. Why do these matter? Let’s say…

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Zend vs Laravel: Which One You Should Opt For?

Nov15
by Ike on November 15, 2022 at 8:50 pm
Posted In: Laravel, PHP, Php frameworks, Plesk, Releases, Various, Zend

Laravel and Zend are two of the most popular PHP frameworks, used by countless developers working on web applications. But choosing between them can be difficult — so we’ve created the following expert guide to help make it easier. Below, we will explore Laravel and Zend in detail, compare them based on various key factors, and provide you with the information you need to make a decision. Zend vs Laravel: What are the Advantages and Disadvantages? Developers can use PHP, a server-side scripting language, to create web applications that are either static or dynamic. Fortunately, PHP is fairly simple to…

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Containers vs Virtual Machines – What Is The Difference?

Sep26
by Ike on September 26, 2022 at 7:54 pm
Posted In: Containerization, Docker, kubernetes, Plesk, Releases, Various, Virtual machine

What are containers? They serve as operating systems for applications to work with, limiting the amount of systems based on the types of apps involved. They’re lightweight and don’t demand as much storage space as virtual machines. Containers deploy and run distributed apps without installing the operating system completely. Those apps will be able to work together as required. Some of the most popular containers include Docker and Kubernetes. As abstract systems, virtual machines provide applications virtually. Servers are fully used for their storage, as they consume a huge amount of space, with the complete capacity of a real machine…

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Laravel vs Symfony: How Do They Compare?

Sep26
by Ike on September 26, 2022 at 7:51 pm
Posted In: Laravel, Php frameworks, Plesk, Releases, Various

In the United States, PHP adoption continues to spread among businesses on different scales: at the time of writing, this language is used to power more than 14 million websites and counting. Before they start working on a PHP web app, it’s common for developers to wonder which framework will help them achieve the best results. Choosing from the various options on the market can seem daunting, which is why we have written the following guide comparing two of the top options — Laravel and Symfony. These frameworks stand out from the rest, and with good reason. Find out how…

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How To Fix ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH?

Aug15
by Ike on August 15, 2022 at 10:12 pm
Posted In: Plesk, Releases, SSL, SSL certificate tips, SSL error, SSL issues, Various

It’s common for users to face SSL errors, including ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH, online. This occurs when your browser finds an issue with a site’s SSL certificate version. Most people may feel confused when they encounter this error message — but it’s easy to put right. In this detailed guide, we’ll explore six solutions for the ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH error to help you get your site back on track. What Does the ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH Error Mean? Browsers check a website’s SSL certificate automatically each time a user attempts to visit it. They do this to verify that the site is legitimate and has put the right…

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403 Forbidden Error: What Is It & How To Fix It

Aug15
by Ike on August 15, 2022 at 9:58 pm
Posted In: 403 error, 403 Forbidden Error, Plesk, Releases, Various

Does the term ‘403 forbidden’ seem familiar? This is a client-side error that denies you access to specific areas of a website. You might have seen it when you landed on a webpage with a permission error or an empty website directory. Why? Because the majority of websites are configured to disallow directory browsing, with an aim to stop unauthorized users from getting into files containing sensitive data. But if you or users run into a 403 forbidden error on your website, you need to fix it — or you could lose traffic. And that would cost you invaluable new…

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Setting Up and Configuring a Linux Mail Server

Aug15
by Ike on August 15, 2022 at 6:42 pm
Posted In: imap, linux mail server, mail server, Plesk, pop3, Releases, smtp, Various

Setting up Linux mail server and SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is essential if you want to use email, so we’re going to look at how we can install and configure mail server along with some other email-related protocols, like Post Office Protocol (POP3) and Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP). Linux SMTP Server Linux Email Server Components Setup Linux Email Server Configure Linux Mail Server Checking the Mail Queue Test Linux Mail Server Fight Spam with SpamAssassin POP3 and IMAP Protocol Basics Dovecot Installation Configure Dovecot Secure Dovecot Setting Mail Services with Plesk Linux Email Server Components There are three…

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WordPress Firewall – Why Do You Need One?

May27
by Ike on May 27, 2022 at 12:16 pm
Posted In: CloudFlare, firewall, Plesk, Releases, Sucuri, Various, WAF, WordFence

Hackers have increasingly sophisticated tools at their disposal, which is why your WordPress website may be more vulnerable to attack than ever. But keeping your site secure can be incredibly time-consuming if you try to handle it all yourself. That’s why automated software could be just what you need. Fortunately, you can take advantage of a WordPress firewall designed to automatically defend your website. Both human hackers and bots will be blocked from getting into your site when you set up the firewall to align with your needs. You, and your users, will be safer from security threats overall. Firewalls…

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What is Cloudflare and How To Set It Up For Your Site?

May27
by Ike on May 27, 2022 at 12:09 pm
Posted In: cdn, CloudFlare, DDoS protection, Plesk, Releases, security, Various

Cloudflare is a Content Delivery Network (CDN), but it’s also a firewall and a performance layer for websites. It offers a multitude of features and enhancements (available at extra cost) and developers think it’s great, so let’s explore what they like so much about this service. Asset caching Caching your non-dynamic assets after they’ve first been requested will reduce the load on your server, one of the benefits that Cloudflare brings. It will also help to cut the amount of bandwidth being eaten up. This is a big deal because without Cloudflare, for every image on a page that’s requested…

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MySQL vs MSSQL: Comparing Similarities and Differences

May27
by Ike on May 27, 2022 at 12:08 pm
Posted In: DBMS, Plesk, Plesk MSSQL, Plesk mysql, rdbms, Releases, Various

MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) are two of the most popular enterprise database systems in the world. MySQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS), and MSSQL Server is an RDBMS developed by Microsoft. Enterprises can pick from several editions of MSSQL Server based on their budget and unique requirements. But database administrators (DBAs) and programmers should consider how MySQL and MSSQL Server differ before they choose one or the other. Taking time to think your options over will help you pick the best RDBMS for your needs. But that’s easier said than done. So, we’ve created this…

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How Can You Resolve Mixed Content Warnings in WordPress Easily?

May20
by Ike on May 20, 2022 at 12:17 pm
Posted In: Plesk, Releases, SSL, SSL certificates, Various, WordPress security

Is your WordPress website displaying the ‘mixed content’ warning? Don’t panic. This warning can strike on any site even if you have installed a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificate. The mixed content warning does not stop your site from showing content on a page, but it can have a negative effect on your site’s SEO ranking. That’s why you should resolve it as soon as possible. Luckily, that’s pretty easy. And in this post, we’ll show you four techniques you can use to fix mixed content problems on your WordPress website. Mixed Content Warning Explained The mixed content warning appears…

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SSH Keys: A Guide for Beginners

Jan10
by Ike on January 10, 2022 at 10:49 pm
Posted In: Plesk, Releases, rsa, SSH, ssh keys, Various

It’s likely that you’ve encountered the term SSH keys if you’re familiar with cloud technologies (e.g. AWS) or you’ve spent enough time within an IT environment. And even if you’ve seen and heard SSH discussed many times, you may still find yourself wondering what it means. Essentially, Secure Shell (SSH) keys are an access credential used within the SSH protocol. They’re crucial to today’s biggest Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) platforms like Google Cloud and AWS. But how do they work? And how can you set yours up safely? In this post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about SSH keys, starting…

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PostgreSQL vs MySQL: A Comparison Of The Popular Database Management Systems

Jan09
by Ike on January 9, 2022 at 7:57 pm
Posted In: DBMS, MYSQL, Plesk, PostgreSQL, Releases, Various

In the world of open-source relational database management systems, the undisputed champions vying for the top spot are MySQL and PostgreSQL. These relational DBMSs are renowned for both their resilience and the fact that they scale with ease, so let’s see how they measure up against each other. PostgreSQL Explained PostgreSQL Global Development Group developed this state-of-the-art non-proprietary RDBMS, releasing it in the summer of 1996, but we can trace its lineage back to 1986 and Berkeley University in California, where it began life as part of a project called POSTGRES. In its present incarnation, it’s an enterprise-level relational database…

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All About PostgreSQL Remote Access Under Plesk – Full Guide

Dec16
by Ike on December 16, 2021 at 10:14 am
Posted In: DBMS, Plesk, PostgreSQL, PostgreSQL remote access, Releases, Various

PostgreSQL remote access is highly desirable for many users. PostgreSQL is a relational database system that is state-of-the-art, enterprise-class, and open-source. It supports SQL and JSON querying which are relational and non-relational respectively. PostgreSQL will work on pretty much any platform’s operating system including MS Windows and various flavors of UNIX server, such as Linux. Many platforms also support PostgreSQL remote access. What is PostgreSQL? PostgreSQL is a powerful, open-source object-relational database system that utilizes and adds to the SQL language. It offers numerous impressive capabilities to take the safe storage and scaling of complex data workloads in its stride.…

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Server Optimization: How to Increase Server Speed & Performance

Dec12
by Ike on December 12, 2021 at 6:04 pm
Posted In: Linux server management, Plesk, Releases, server management, Various

Optimizing your server enables you to enhance its speed and overall performance. Countless businesses use a variety of techniques to optimize their servers and ensure they meet their websites’ functionality, availability, and accessibility requirements. Server optimization has a direct impact on a website’s main functions, but how does it work? We’ll take an in-depth look at optimizing servers below, covering the benefits, key techniques, and essential server optimization tips to help you get started. Server Optimization Explained Server optimization encompasses a number of processes intended to boost a server’s application configuration, the efficiency of its data processing, its overall speed,…

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What is DevOps?

Dec03
by Ike on December 3, 2021 at 10:15 pm
Posted In: azure devops, DevOps, DevOps Cycle, Plesk, Releases, Various

DevOps is an IT delivery method that brings development and operations departments closer together by combining individuals, tools, and working practices. With DevOps, teams boost the efficiency of applications and service development, and can cultivate a more responsive process in managing the IT infrastructure. They can also deploy IT products at a pace that aligns with today’s marketplace, and update them as required to maximize performance. DevOps plugs the gap between software development (Dev) and operations (Ops) in IT. Developing software involves creating code to power applications, and IT operations focuses on bringing those applications to end users with any…

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What is Server Monitoring?

Dec03
by Ike on December 3, 2021 at 10:10 pm
Posted In: dedicated server monitoring, Plesk, Releases, server management, server monitoring, Various

Servers play a vital role in your IT infrastructure. And it’s paramount that you monitor their uptime and general performance to keep that infrastructure at its best. Unfortunately, disgruntled customers could decide to look elsewhere if your web server experiences downtime, runs slowly, is prone to outages, or is hindered by any other performance problems. Worst of all, critical business data (e.g. client records, financial information) can be corrupted if an internal file server creates errors. Server monitoring enables you to watch over your systems and track numerous metrics that can make managing your IT operations easier. Generally, a server…

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