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We have great news! From today, you can get detailed performance data of your Plesk web servers and applications with the New Relic Plesk extension. What’s New Relic? New Relic is an [...]

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 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 [...]

Containerization and Isolation Containerization and isolation are not new concepts. Some Unix-like operating systems have leveraged mature containerization technologies for over a decade. In [...]

According to Alex Konrad, Forbes Editor of the Cloud 100 list, Cloud companies like DigitalOcean are revolutionizing how businesses reach their customers today, from digitizing painful old [...]

Cloud computing provides businesses the ability to quickly scale computing resources without the costly and laborious task of building data centres, and without the costs of running servers with [...]

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 [...]

Have you ever wanted a feature in Plesk that doesn’t exist yet? Or do you want to earn some money by selling a really valuable Plesk Extension to thousands of Plesk users? In this article, [...]

This tutorial was originally designed for Plesk 12.5 but is fully compatible with Plesk Onyx! Undoubtedly you know how to quickly install WordPress (or whatever application) with Plesk, and can [...]

Too busy to revive your inconsequential business? Everybody in IT is busy these days. But when you say cloud, SaaS (Software as a Service) or hosting service providers, ¨booming¨ is more like it. [...]