📄️ Can I obtain root access?
nine does not allow privileged access by customers on their "Managed" servers.
📄️ Connecting to Your Server: SFTP, FTP, and SSH
This article will guide you through the process of connecting to your server using the three common protocols SFTP, FTP, and SSH.
📄️ How can I set up Cronjobs?
Login to your server using an ssh client.
📄️ How do I work out a good String Check / Action Plan for my SLA?
As part of our Service Level Agreement(SLA), we need two things from you for its implementation: a string check and an action plan. In the following article we would like to explain to you in more detail what these are and what you should pay attention to when creating them.
📄️ How to manage Tomcat 8 + 9 instances
Tomcat is an application server to run Java applications.
📄️ How to mount S3 bucket as a file system
In this article, we describe the setup and mounting of a S3 bucket in your user space environment with Rclone for Ubuntu 16.04 and newer. This allows you to use the Nine S3 storage as a local file system.
📄️ How to rotate log files
Sometimes, log files can get fairly big. To avoid this, they can be "rotated" frequently. For that, logrotate is the best tool we know.
📄️ Migrate website files/databases to new server
This article describes how you can migrate a website from one server to another with as little interruption as possible.
📄️ Security recommendations for your Managed Server
Ensuring data integrity and confidentiality is crucial for any application or environment. Therefore, we would like to
📄️ Interpreting security scan reports for your server
Application security scans are a great way to review and improve the security of customer-facing applications.
📄️ What are inodes?
An inode is a data structure that stores all the metadata (type, owner, group, permissions, size, data location, etc.) of a file.
📄️ What is an "out of memory" event?
The linux kernel constantly monitors the memory usage of a system. If the usage is reaching a critical threshold, the kernel will issue an "out of memory" routine.
📄️ What is zstd?
zstd is a modern compression algorithm that hast been developed at Facebook which Nine is using for the compression of database dumps and log files.