InMotion Central for Advanced Users Updated on June 27, 2025 by Jesse Owens While Managed WordPress Hosting is designed to be easy-to-use for beginners, the service also offers advanced tools that can be leveraged by more experienced users. Beneath the graphical user interface lies a powerful web server with all of the features and customizability of a modern VPS platform. In this article we will discuss the underlying Read More >
How to Upgrade or Downgrade Your UltraStack VPS Updated on May 28, 2025 by Carrie Smaha InMotion Central makes it easy to upgrade or downgrade your UltraStack VPS as your budget and performance needs change. When you upgrade or downgrade your server tier, it will change all of your server’s resources including Disk Space, RAM, vCPU Cores, and Bandwidth. However, you cannot currently change your subscription length (monthly or yearly) with Read More >
How to Enable & Configure Redis Persistent Object Cache for WordPress Updated on October 18, 2024 by Jesse Owens Some Platform i accounts include Redis, which gives you the ability to store persistent object cache in the server’s memory. This can help serve your site assets up faster resulting in better performance. There are several popular plugins available for enabling Redis in WordPress and managing your site cache. This guide will explain how to Read More >
UltraStack Utilities for Caching in InMotion Central Updated on June 18, 2025 by Jesse Owens Your UltraStack ONE production site in InMotion Central can use NGINX caching on the server, which can result in faster website performance since it does not have to generate content in real time. You can select from pre-configured profiles built for specific types of websites. Then, you can set your purge settings using a plugin Read More >
Managing Your WordPress Server Updated on March 21, 2025 by Jesse Owens When you have a live server associated with a project, InMotion Central makes it easy to manage it. For example, you may want to connect with SSH keys, view your server’s hostname, or stop/restart the server. Once connected via SSH you have full control as the root user to modify your server as needed. This Read More >
