Databases Manager

The Databases Manager within our Web Control Panel incorporates a refined yet user–friendly interface. It is possible to set up a completely new MySQL or PostgreSQL database by simply entering a username and security password. Moreover, you can make a back–up file or modify the security password of any database with only a mouse click.

Via the Databases Manager you will possess direct access to the administrator area for all of your databases, which means you can make uncomplicated changes should you need to.

We’ve evolved the manual database backup generation into a quite simple job. To execute that: inside of the Databases Manager, click on the ’clock’ image next to the database that you intend to back up and after that wait for a few seconds for the backup process to take place. Depending upon the size of your database, the creation of the back–up file is going to take somewhere between a couple of seconds and a minute.

You may make as many copies of a database as you would like. We’ve not set any confines about the quantity of databases you could back up as well.

You’ll find PgSQL support in each of our Linux web hosting packages. PgSQL databases are not as sought after and widespread as MySQL, but they provide the top level of stability for your web site content. Therefore, several widely known companies such as Skype and Yahoo take advantage of PgSQL databases. Taking care of PgSQL databases is as simple as MySQL, on account of the user–friendly user interface of the Databases Manager.

PgSQL databases are bundled by default inside of the most sophisticated web hosting bundles. For the normal plans, they are included as upgrades.

We have installed InnoDB – the new standard MySQL database engine on all of our servers. InnoDB is good for significant database sites which need high performance and scalability. Trials have established that websites working with InnoDB based tables achieve a 3–fold general performance increase for huge joins, in comparison to those working with MyISAM tables.

InnoDB employs row–level locking in order to take away the performance difficulties noticed at the top usage times of the prior release of the database engine – MyISAM, which employs table–level locking.

From your detailed database statistics tool built into the Web Control Panel, it’s possible to make a record of the stress created through your active websites 24 / 7. Every single overload issue with your web sites can slow the loading speeds and have a damaging influence over the overall impression of your visitors. Which means that, by having information about the database work in real time, you’ll be able to mend overload troubles quickly.

The database data user interface reveals info of the volume of daily, hourly and monthly queries, in order to examine how the load is spread over different time frames.