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504 timeout Nginx error- How we solve it for you

by Jilu Joseph | Apr 23, 2019 | Latest, Nginx, Server Management

Website errors are always a mess for users. Sometimes the errors are completely clueless and users may not know how to fix it. A typical example of such an error is “504 timeout error,” in Nginx, a tricky error to resolve. That’s why, we often get requests...

The exact way we optimize Magento database

by Renodiya S | Apr 23, 2019 | Latest, Magento, Server Management

It’s quite easy to build and manage an online business store with e-commerce platforms like Magento. And, website speed becomes a key factor for success. Luckily, Magento provide different ways to enhance the performance and efficiency of Magento website. A...

Copy file from EC2 to S3- The way we do

by Renodiya S | Apr 22, 2019 | Amazon Web Services (AWS), Latest

In today’s cloud hosting era, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is one of the popular ways for developing secure websites. Even Amazon EC2 instances can fail and affect your websites. Therefore, it’s always a good option to copy files from EC2 to...

Magento speed optimization via .htaccess – Easy way to do it

by Jilu Joseph | Apr 22, 2019 | Latest, Magento, Server Management

Everyone need speedy websites. So people try to optimize the website to increase speed and performance. And, one of the best option for Magento speed optimization is by .htaccess file. But, adding rules may find tricky for some users. That’s why, we often get...

Roundcube Webmail Forwarding: Setup Guide and 403 Fix

by Sijin George | Apr 21, 2019 | Latest, Server Management

Nowadays, it’s quite common to have multiple business email addresses. So, forwarding emails to a single account makes email management easier. Most Webmail clients, such as RoundCube, Horde, and SquirrelMail, support email forwarding. But, users may often...

Apache not listening on port 443 – Here’s the easiest fix

by Sijin George | Apr 20, 2019 | Apache, Latest, Technical Support

Web server errors often put users in a panic situation. And, when the error affects multiple websites, things go for a toss. Apache not listening on port 443 is a typical error that happens after turning ON SSL on websites. This can happen due to many reasons like...