We have great news! From today onwards, you can get detailed performance data of your Plesk web infrastructure and applications with the New Relic extension on Plesk. Read on to find out how this newly-updated, handy extension can benefit you, your infrastructure…
In my last article about Varnish in a Docker container, I’ve explained how to easily activate server-side caching and what advantages you can get with this mechanism. Today, I will show you how you can reduce server load and drastically improve…
Linux Kernel flaw that has existed for over 10 years in the code has been discovered by Andrey Konovalov, a security researcher at Google. The DCCP (Datagram Congestion Control Protocol) implementation causes this flaw that can lead to kernel code…
So, you have a well-configured server but the performance of your website is poor. Your page response times (latency) are in the seconds and your server cannot handle more than 100 concurrent users. You’ve invested in SEO but you still…
Page performance is important for search engine rankings Website performance is one of the things search engines look at to decide how to rank your page. Especially with the increasing number of visitors constrained by low throughput and high latency…
We’re pleased to announce that Plesk Onyx now supports the latest PHP version 7.1.1. The update to PHP 7.1.0 brought developers a bunch of cool new improvements such as Catching multiple exceptions types or Nullable Types. For the full list of…
There are only 2 groups of web developers – those who already use HTTP/2 to boost website performance and those who are getting ready to use HTTP/2 on their next project. If you’ve not yet heard about HTTP/2, you’ve lots of catching…
In the first three parts of this series we’ve learned how to install Plesk locally, setup the development environment properly and how to write the first Plesk extensions. Today I will show you how to submit your shiny new extension…
How to develop Plesk extensions In the first part (Install a local version of Plesk) we installed Plesk locally and in the second part (Create extension stub and IDE project) we prepared our development environment to get started writing great…
In the previous part (Install a local version of Plesk), I showed you how to install Plesk locally in a virtual machine. In this part we will create an extension stub with the help of the command line and add…