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How MailHog Can Transform Your Local Email Testing Process

RunCloud Team

Sep 07, 2023

5 min read

How MailHog Can Transform Your Local Email Testing Process

Email testing is an essential part of any email marketing campaign. It allows you to check the quality, functionality, and deliverability of your emails before you send them to your subscribers. However, email testing can also be a frustrating and time-consuming process, and this is where local email testing can help. Local email testing means …

Setting Up Local WordPress Dev in Minutes Using Laravel Valet

RunCloud Team

Sep 05, 2023

5 min read

Setting Up Local WordPress Dev in Minutes Using Laravel Valet

Laravel Valet is a local development environment for Mac users who want to create WordPress sites quickly and easily. It’s a lightweight, minimalist tool that uses the built-in PHP server and Nginx to serve your WordPress sites. Unlike other local development tools, such as MAMP, XAMPP, or Local by Flywheel, Laravel Valet does not require …

How To Install & Set Up FreeScout On Your Personal Server

RunCloud Team

Sep 04, 2023

5 min read

How To Install & Set Up FreeScout On Your Personal Server

If you’re looking for a free and open-source solution to manage your customers, you might want to check out FreeScout. FreeScout is a web-based customer support system that lets you manage your email conversations with your clients and customers. You can also add modules for live chat, knowledge base, reports, and more. The official Wiki …

Everything You Need To Know About wp-config.php File

RunCloud Team

Sep 01, 2023

19 min read

Everything You Need To Know About wp-config.php File

The wp-config file is one of the core WordPress files, which means that understanding how you can navigate it, and make subtle but essential changes, can make a massive difference to your site. Responsible for establishing the connections between your WordPress site and the database, the wp-config file is an essential element in determining how …

Scaling RAM & CPU Cores – How They Affect WordPress Performance

RunCloud Team

Aug 10, 2023

7 min read

Scaling RAM & CPU Cores – How They Affect WordPress Performance

Did you know that a one-second delay in page load time can reduce conversions by 7%? Or, that Google penalizes slow sites in its search rankings? These are just some of the consequences of having a poorly performing WordPress site. And one of the main factors that affects your site’s performance is the amount of …

What is WHMCS and How Is It Used?

RunCloud Team

Aug 09, 2023

10 min read

What is WHMCS and How Is It Used?

If you’re running a web hosting business, you know how challenging and time-consuming it can be to manage your clients, billing, support, domains, and more. You need a solution that can automate your tasks and make your life easier. That’s where WHMCS comes in. WHMCS is a powerful and popular web hosting automation platform that …

How To Install ionCube Loader (Step-by-Step Tutorial)

RunCloud Team

Aug 02, 2023

6 min read

How To Install ionCube Loader (Step-by-Step Tutorial)

Did you know that a large number of PHP applications are encoded with ionCube? If you want to use any of these applications on your web server, you need to install ionCube Loader – a PHP extension that allows you to run ionCube-encoded PHP files. But how do you install ionCube Loader on your web …

Everything You Need To Know About WordPress Object Caching

RunCloud Team

Jul 24, 2023

9 min read

Everything You Need To Know About WordPress Object Caching

Tired of slow page load times and constant frustration with your WordPress site’s performance? The solution might just be something called ‘Object Caching’. In this article we’ll dive into exactly what Object Caching is and how it works. Most importantly, we’ll guide you through the steps you’ll need to go through to start using Object …

How To Use Fail2ban With WordPress And Cloudflare Proxy

RunCloud Team

Jul 18, 2023

7 min read

How To Use Fail2ban With WordPress And Cloudflare Proxy

According to financesonline.com, more than 80% of website breaches through hacking involved either brute force, or the use of lost or stolen credentials. If you’re running a website, it’s an almost certainty that your website is constantly being bombarded with login attempts. Unauthorized access is a matter of when, not if. To ensure your website …

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