WHM/cPanel
WHM / cPanel is one of the best cPanel control panel for web hosting provider and users that need an easy to use server control panel.
How to create a cronjob cPanel backup

There is no better time to create backups, well at least that’s what I personally think. Backups are important, expecially if these are databases. In this article I’m going to explain how you can create automatic backups using cPanel Cronjobs. So let’s get started, first go into your cPanel account in section mysql databases and
Fcgid settings for a shared environment in cPanel
Fcgid is known to use lots of ram due its way of keeping process alive even after the request is resolved. To make sure your server is kept in rails, you need to use certain limits or settings to keep everything under control. These are my current settings for now:
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MaxRequestsPerProcess 1000 FcgidMaxProcesses 200 FcgidProcessLifeTime 7200 MaxProcessCount 500 FcgidIOTimeout 400 FcgidIdleTimeout 600 FcgidIdleScanInterval 90 FcgidBusyTimeout 300 FcgidBusyScanInterval 80 ErrorScanInterval 3 ZombieScanInterval 3 <strong>DefaultMinClassProcessCount 0</strong> <strong>DefaultMaxClassProcessCount 3</strong> <strong>MaxRequestLen 20468982</strong> |
How to create a database using cPanel [video]

Databases are used by many scripts to store a lot of information simply and easily. Instead of using thousands of files, a script can use a single database with multiple tables. Creating the database using cPanel 1. Login to your cPanel account 2. Click on MySQL Databases 3. On Create New Database, write your new