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VIDEO TUTORIAL · 1:42

Servers

Manage your cloud servers: start, stop, restart, metrics, snapshots, upgrades, SSH and web console access, caching and malware scanning.

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Follow the steps in your account

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Before you start

For a new server click "+ New server". It is ready a few minutes after payment.

Step by step

Click "Manage" on a server. At the top you see status, location, IP and, if it runs WordPress, the site details.
Under "Server actions" use "Power on", "Reboot" or "Shutdown". While stopped, the site is offline.
Under "Metrics" see CPU, network and disk for the last hour.
Under "Snapshots" enter a description (e.g. "Before update") and click "Create". It takes 1–3 minutes. "Restore" returns the server to exactly that state.
Under "Upgrade" choose a larger model (vCPU, RAM, disk) and click "Request upgrade". We confirm the new monthly price before the change.
Under "Link to domain" choose one of your domains. DNS records (and optionally MX/SPF/DMARC) are set automatically. It applies within 5–30 minutes.
Under "SSH access (root)" see the user and password. "Console" logs you in from the browser.
Under "Advanced": install Redis or Memcached for faster WordPress/Laravel, or ClamAV for weekly malware scans (with "Scan now" for an immediate check).

Common questions

I forgot the root password.: Under "Advanced" click "Reset root password". The new password is shown once and the server restarts.
The server does not start or respond.: Try "Restart". If that does not help, enable "Rescue mode" for recovery, or open a support request.
Does restoring a snapshot delete data?: Yes. Anything changed after the snapshot is lost. Take a new snapshot before restoring if unsure.