Welcome to my Reclaim Hosting, Customer Support Specialist site. I am learning all about Reclaim Hosting and Domain services, as well as the tools used for support such as Zendesk. Also using Reclaim Hosting Community forums including Staff articles to help answer questions.
Staging Sites with Installatron
- Create subdomain for staging site
example: staging.myexamplewpsite.com
2. Clone main site to staging subdomain, checkmark Create Staging Site
3. Sync staging site to main site by clicking Sync tool in main site
(or Sync main site to staging site by clicking Sync tool in staging site)
MySQL Database Export, Backup and Import, Restore Methods
This article is about MySQL database export/backup and import/restore methods and procedures. Exporting and Backing up a database are essentially the same but have different procedures. For example a backup might be an older version of a database. What is exported or backed up is an sql file that has the data tables. A database is created as an empty container to hold the data tables. SQL stands for Structured Query Language.
read full article: MySQL Database Export, Backup and Import, Restore Methods
Reverse Proxy vs Load Balancer
Ref: https://www.nginx.com/resources/glossary/reverse-proxy-vs-load-balancer/
Reverse proxy servers and load balancers are components in a client-server computing architecture. Both act as intermediaries in the communication between the clients and servers, performing functions that improve efficiency. They can be implemented as dedicated, purpose-built devices, but increasingly in modern web architectures they are software applications that run on commodity hardware.
The basic definitions are simple:
- A reverse proxy accepts a request from a client, forwards it to a server that can fulfill it, and returns the server’s response to the client.
- A load balancer distributes incoming client requests among a group of servers, in each case returning the response from the selected server to the appropriate client.
But they sound pretty similar, right? Both types of application sit between clients and servers, accepting requests from the former and delivering responses from the latter. No wonder there’s confusion about what’s a reverse proxy vs. load balancer. To help tease them apart, let’s explore when and why they’re typically deployed at a website.
Read full article here: https://www.nginx.com/resources/glossary/reverse-proxy-vs-load-balancer/
Reclaim Hosting Community
When working on a support ticket, always search the Reclaim Hosting Community for guides and similar problems and answers.
