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Why migrate to Plesk on AWS? Amazon Web Services is the cloud computing platform by Amazon.com, offering over 90 key infrastructure services such as computing power, storage options, networking, [...]

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) [...]

When it comes to operating systems (OS), we are spoilt for choice with the likes of Debian, CentOS, Microsoft Windows Server, and Red Hat vying for our affection. But what about Ubuntu? How does [...]

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 [...]

Plesk for Linux since version 11.5 supports third-party builds and variants of MySQL server, PHP packages and PHP-FPM. For example, you may install MariaDB or Percona Server in place of OS vendor [...]

In this post I’ll show how to set up authentication in Dovecot via custom CheckPassword script written in Shell. While this is not generally suitable for any kind of production deployment [...]

In Plesk 12.0 previews we present full-fledged Dovecot IMAP/POP3 server support with server-side mail filtering via Sieve. The community asked and we deliver!

Have you ever felt that using Parallels Installer from command line is somewhat daunting? It has a lot of options and you usually need to get required “spell” from KB articles or [...]

Plesk uses MySQL as both admin and client RDBMS. Plesk 11.5 for Linux and higher allows for MySQL alternatives (such as MariaDB or Percona Server) to be used as drop-in replacements for it. [...]