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November 09, 2022

Upgrading plan ≤M to ≥L with migration within your Nexcess website hosting plans

Upgrading plan ≤M to ≥L with migration within your Nexcess website hosting plans
When you upgrade from a multi-tenant plan to a single-tenant plan, you must migrate your data to a new server — as is the case of going from ≤M to ≥L within your Nexcess website hosting plans.
November 08, 2022

How to update PHP versions in the Nexcess Cloud

How to update PHP versions in the Nexcess Cloud
Update PHP versions from the Nexcess Client Portal to leverage major performance and security improvements for your website. Learn everything you need to know.
October 13, 2022

Website backups and the Nexcess data backup policy

Website backups and the Nexcess data backup policy
Site backups are important! Every Nexcess web hosting plan comes with free daily courtesy backups that are automatically created and kept for 30 days on a remote backup server.
October 12, 2022

Enabling Redis object caching

Enabling Redis Object Caching
Object caching can improve database query performance both on the front end of your site and in wp-admin. We automatically install the Object Cache Pro plugin to do this.
February 09, 2022

How Install and Setup Validar for WooCommerce

Setting up Validar for WooCommerce is very quick and painless if you are using Managed WordPress or Managed WooCommerce. You can install and activate the Validar plugin using the Nexcess Installer.
November 09, 2021

How to Use the WooCommerce Automated Testing Feature

How to Use the WooCommerce Automated Testing Feature
October 19, 2021

How to Update Plugins on your WordPress Site

Using the Plugins > Updates Available option in wp-admin, the auto-update feature in the WordPress core, or iThemes Sync (when managing manage multiple sites) are all ways to keep plugins updated.