Editing the UltraStack Ansible Configuration File

Ansible offers the ability to set default settings for how modules and playbooks interact with remote nodes in your inventory. There is a huge list of settings you can add within your Ansible configuration file. Below we cover how to locate your Ansible configuration file and included settings. Managing your Ansible agent on CentOS, Ubuntu, Read More >

How to Create an Ansible Playbook

Now that we know more about how Ansible works behind the scenes, let’s create our first Ansible Playbook! The examples in this section were performed on a Linux Distribution, though the steps should be nearly the same on most Operating Systems. The first step in creating your first Ansible Playbook is to create a working Read More >

UltraStack Cache – Advanced Configuration Options

Configuring the UltraStack cache includes many options that are normally considered advanced. The advanced options for the cache are accessed through a link at the bottom of the Cache Manager page. The options available with the advanced section let you fine-tune how NGINX caching works. Follow the steps below to learn about these options and Read More >

UltraStack Cache – Basic Configuration Options

cPanel includes a Cache Manager tool with all UltraStack-configured installations. You can use the tool to configure the cache. We will cover the basic options that you can select in this article. Find the Options for Configuring the Cache Configure the Cache Need a new home for your WordPress website? Check out InMotion’s WordPress Hosting Read More >

Setting the Max Emails Per Hour Setting in WHM

Our Shared Hosting accounts have a maximum hourly email limit of 250. This means that no account can send out more than 250 emails per hour. This limit is removed for VPS and Dedicated Hosting, however. This means that domains on those accounts can send out an unlimited amount of emails per hour. While this Read More >

Ways to Contact WordPress Developers

TL/DR: Plugin/Theme developer, WordPress Slack, IRC channels, our Community Support Center, and Web Design Services We get it. Customers don’t want to be told to “contact a developer” when there’s a coding issue. You may not want to hire a web designer because you trust yourself more than someone with positive ratings on Fiverr or Read More >

An In-Depth Look at wp-config.php

Troubleshooting a WordPress site often requires you to edit the wp-config.php file. If you’ve only worked with the WordPress dashboard, editing code can be a bit intimidating. Don’t worry, it’s easier than it seems! All you need is to understand the structure of the wp-config.php file. Then, you can troubleshoot with confidence by editing wp-config.php Read More >

How to Add Hosts to Your Ansible Inventory

Every server you manage with Ansible needs to be added to your Inventory.yml file. Your Ansible inventory organizes these remote hosts into groups for easier configuration within your playbooks. Below we cover how to add hosts to your Ansible inventory, sample groups, and testing an inventory connection. Manage your Ansible inventory with our reliable Cloud Read More >

Adding Facebook Messenger to WordPress with the Customer Chat Plugin

In this article: What is the Facebook Messenger Customer Chat Plugin? Advantages of the Facebook Messenger Customer Chat Plugin Install and Setup Troubleshooting Tips What is the Facebook Messenger Customer Chat Plugin? If you’re looking for a way to elevate your WordPress website, consider improving the way you communicate with your customers. No matter what Read More >

Mautic Plugin for WordPress 101

In this article: What is Mautic? Premium Features Install and Setup This article explains what Mautic for WordPress is, why you should use it and what the benefits are, as well as install and setup instructions. What is Mautic for WordPress? Mautic is a free open-source marketing automation platform and WordPress plugin.  The Mautic plugin Read More >

Drupal Archive_Tar Vulnerability – 12/18/2019

Issue: On December 18, 2019, Archive_Tar, used in the Drupal content management system (CMS), has many vulnerabilities if a Drupal website is set to allow and process .tar, .tar.gz, .bz2, or .tlz file uploads Versions affected ? 8.8.x-dev8.7.x-dev7.x-dev Recommendation: Update Drupal 8Update Drupal 7 Source: https://www.drupal.org/sa-core-2019-012 Check out our Drupal 8 Education channel for many Read More >

How to Update Drupal Manually

There are many ways to update Drupal – manually, automatically, with Drush, or with Composer. Below we cover how to update Drupal manually: Backup Your Drupal Files Replace Drupal Core Files There are two ways to download and remove Drupal core files: SSH cPanel File Manager or FTP Run The Drupal Update Stay up to Read More >

Maintaining Your WordPress Site

Maintaining your WordPress site is similar to owning a business in the real world. Like a brick-and-mortar store, it’s important to do some maintenance to keep your website running. It’s also worth doing a bit of cleaning to keep the site welcoming to visitors. There is no need to worry, though, cleaning and maintaining a Read More >

Drupal 8 Update Manager Settings

Drupal 8 can send email notifications when updates are available. This helps you update Drupal 8 core (after you create a backup) and modules as soon as possible. Below we share our recommended Drupal 8 Update Manager settings. Drupal 8 Update Manager settings Partner with a performance-driven Drupal Hosting company. Get strong security and 24/7 Read More >

Where You Should Keep Your Addon Domains

When you set up a web hosting account using cPanel, one domain must be the primary domain. Your primary domain will always go in a directory labeled public_html. If you host other sites on the same cPanel account, then they are addon domains. cPanel used to require that these addon domains go inside public_html. Now, Read More >

Choose the Style of Your WordPress Homepage

It is simple to change your WordPress page from ‘Static’ to ‘Posts’. This is a fundamental aspect of a WordPress site. Which choice is right for your website? The best layout depends on what you want out of your site. Let’s examine some practical considerations to help you make that decision. The Purpose of Posts Read More >