Nexcess Knowledge Base

The Jetpack plugin for WordPress includes a collection of tools that work together to enhance your website in the areas of SE0, performance, and security.

In this article, you will get an overview of WordPress security and setup along with some of the WordPress security best practices for securing the administration login area.

This article will explore and describe the features of some of the best FTP clients available for the Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms, including the featured CrossFTP client application.

With regard to database tables and storage engines, after learning why we would want to convert MyISAM to InnoDB for better performance, let’s review four methods for doing so.

You know your website the best, so knowing how to perform a WordPress migration manually can save you time and money by moving a WordPress site to a new server yourself.

Performing Redis cache and full page cache management from the WordPress Command Line Interface (WP-CLI) is a very efficient way to work fast for experienced WordPress site admins.

As an advantage of cloud hosting, you can scale your web hosting plan size on demand to meet growth requirements. Learn about the ease of plan resizing for your Nexcess Cloud account.

Autosaving is an excellent WordPress feature, but when necessary, learn how to change the behavior of the Heartbeat API and autosaves with a WordPress plugin or certain WordPress settings.

In this article, we will learn how to access a WordPress database by troubleshooting and resolving the condition behind the "Error Establishing a Database Connection" message.

With the right tools, developing your WordPress site locally can be quite beneficial. Therefore, let's look at using Local (localwp.com) for local WordPress development.