JetBackup provides an efficient way to restore backups while merging live account data with backup data, ensuring minimal disruption and preventing accidental data loss. This feature allows users to selectively restore missing or modified files and databases from a backup without overwriting newer data on the live server. How JetBackup Handles Merging of Live and Backup Data: Steps to Merge Live Data with Backup in JetBackup: Conclusion: JetBackup’s ability to merge live account data with backup data provides a safe and flexible recovery option, ensuring that users can restore critical data without affecting recent updates. By leveraging incremental backups and selective restoration features, this process minimizes downtime and enhances data security.

1. Setting up Backup Configuration JetBackup offers multiple backup options and configurations for flexibility. To start: a. Log into cPanel/WHM B. Backup Configuration Setup 3. Choosing Storage Destinations JetBackup supports different backup destinations. To set these up: a. Navigate to Backup Destinations b. Select Storage Types c. Add New Storage Destination d. Set Backup Destination Priority e. Test Connection f. Apply Changes 3. Configuring Incremental Backups and explanation of Archived and Compress Backup job. We have 3 types of backup structures. Uncompressed backups are faster to generate but this requires more disk space.  Note: If the storage destination is remote, JetBackup stores a copy of the backup in the workspace directory before transferring to the destination for archived and compressed …

Looking to secure your domain with a custom SSL for your RunCloud web apps? The Custom SSL option makes it easy to install certificates from trusted providers like Verisign, GeoTrust, Comodo, and more. A Custom SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is a powerful tool that strengthens your website’s security by creating an encrypted connection between your server and visitors’ browsers. Unlike shared certificates, custom SSL certificates are specifically tailored to your domain, offering an extra layer of protection and ensuring a direct, trusted connection to your site. Beyond encryption, an SSL certificate also acts as a digital badge of authenticity. When users land on your site, their browser checks the certificate to ensure it’s valid and issued by a trusted …

JetBackup5 provides a comprehensive API for managing backups, allowing users to list, restore, and manage backup data efficiently. Here’s an overview of key API functions related to backups:

By default, RunCloud does not come with email services. However, you can set up an email service on your RunCloud server yourself. Although RunCloud does not provide an email service out of the box, Postfix is already installed once you connect your server to RunCloud. Postfix is a popular, highly configurable mail transfer agent (MTA) that is free and open-source. Let’s walk through the steps to set up a mail server on your RunCloud server:

This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough of installing and configuring mailcow-dockerized, a popular open-source email server solution, using Docker.

Moodle is a free, open-source learning management system that can be used to build your management systems for Schools, universities and online tutorials. It has very stable features and allows you to develop your management system using its code base. RunCloud provides better server management, while Moodle helps maintain a stable code base, making the combination highly productive and widely appreciated. First, you need to install Moodle on the RunCloud server under WebApps. You can set up the Moodle code base using one of the empty WebApps.

Databases play a crucial role in ensuring the stability and performance of your web applications. If you’re looking to upgrade MySQL, MariaDB, or PostgreSQL on your RunCloud server to improve security, optimize performance, or maintain compatibility with newer applications, it’s important to follow a proper upgrade process. Below are the key steps and best practices to help you prepare before upgrading your database on RunCloud:

Error 521 typically arises when Cloudflare requests are not being responded to by the web server. When someone tries to access your site, Cloudflare acts as an intermediary between the visitor and the server where your site is hosted. If the server is not responding properly, Cloudflare displays error 521 on the website.

In the modern digital landscape, securing your website is a top priority for building trust and protecting sensitive information. One of the best ways to do this is by installing an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate, which encrypts the connection between your website and its users, protecting sensitive information. But how can you install a free SSL certificate on RunCloud? What are the limitations or restrictions to keep in mind when using a free SSL?  In this blog, we’ll walk you through the process of installing a free SSL on RunCloud and discuss some key restrictions to consider.