How do individual hosters fit to performance requirements?
Plesk speed out of the box. As a matter of fact, Plesk Onyx already offers some options to improve performance. This brief HowTo lists tipps for the initial configuration and some minor [...]
While MariaDB makes sense on current web servers, a lot of services still rely on the systemd service mysql. Or at least rely on an alias like mysql or mysqld. One [...]
There are a lot of tutorials showing how to add additional php versions to ISPconfig3. Yet on CentOS, Ubuntu,... one major issue remains: inconsistencies for ISPconfig to restart php-fpm over all php-versions [...]
Rootkit Hunter aka rkhunter can safely be considered a must-have tool on public servers offering shared access. As a matter of fact it is a free tool, scanning for known rootkits [...]
When talking about Wordpress performance, a lot of keywords come up: TTFB, latency, TTR (Time To Render), bandwidth, redis, nginx, Apache, caching, CDN, Cloudflare and much more. There are too many [...]
Preface Introduction IIn this HowTo I outline a more secure way to initialize a hosted server. Additionally a lot of effort went into writing down my decisions and reasoning on this exact [...]
