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Acronis Cyber Protect
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API
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Application
- Binding NextCloud with ServerStadium S3 Object Storage as External Storage Mount
- Classes: Install and Configure Ansible
- Classes: Introduction to Ansible for a robust Configuration Management
- Classes: Post Installation on Ansible
- Connect Windows Active Directory on ServerStadium with Azure AD
- Create your own VPN server with DNS-Level AdBlocker using PiVPN & PiHole in ServerStadium
- Deploy Mailu on Rancher Kubernetes
- High Availability Kubernetes Using RKE in ServerStadium Part 1
- High Availability Kubernetes Using RKE in ServerStadium Part 2
- High Availability Kubernetes Using RKE in ServerStadium Part 3
- How to Deploy Container in ServerStadium using Docker
- How to deploy Portainer on Linux to easily manage your docker containers
- How to Host Your Own Docker Hub in ServerStadium
- How to Install Nextcloud on ServerStadium Cloud
- Implementing Continuous Integration with Gitlab CI and Continuous Delivery with Rancher Fleet
- Implementing Redis HA and Auto-Failover on ServerStadium
- Installing NextCloud in ServerStadium Detail Steps from the Beginning to the Very End
- Managing ServerStadium Storage from various tools and from various OS
- Monitor Your Services Uptime Using Uptime Kuma
- Set Up WAF KEMP in ServerStadium Part 1
- Set Up WAF KEMP in ServerStadium Part 2
- Simple monitoring and alerting with Monit on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
- Upgrade Zimbra and the OS Version
- Using Collabora Online on ServerStadium NextCloud's VM
- Using XFCE Desktop Environment on ServerStadium VM
- VS Code on your browser! How to install code-server on a VM
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Database
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Development
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DNS Management
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Integration
- Backup & Sync Local and Remote Directories Using RSYNC
- Binding NextCloud with ServerStadium S3 Object Storage as External Storage Mount
- Classes: Install and Configure Ansible
- Classes: Introduction to Ansible for a robust Configuration Management
- Classes: Post Installation on Ansible
- Create your own VPN server with DNS-Level AdBlocker using PiVPN & PiHole in ServerStadium
- Deploy Mailu on Rancher Kubernetes
- Deploying Magento on ServerStadium
- High Availability Kubernetes Using RKE in ServerStadium Part 1
- High Availability Kubernetes Using RKE in ServerStadium Part 2
- High Availability Kubernetes Using RKE in ServerStadium Part 3
- Hosting Static Website with Hugo on ServerStadium
- How to Backup Desktop Linux and Windows via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to backup Linux VM via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to Deploy Container in ServerStadium using Docker
- How to deploy Portainer on Linux to easily manage your docker containers
- How to Host Your Own Docker Hub in ServerStadium
- How to install and secure MariaDB on Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04 on ServerStadium
- How to Install and Securing MongoDB on Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04
- How to Install CWP in ServerStadium Cloud
- How to Install Nextcloud on ServerStadium Cloud
- How to Install Node.js and Launch Your First Node App
- How to Setup Active Directory Domain Service & DNS with ServerStadium
- How to Setup Your Own Laravel with Nginx in Ubuntu 18.04
- Implementing Continuous Integration with Gitlab CI and Continuous Delivery with Rancher Fleet
- Implementing Redis HA and Auto-Failover on ServerStadium
- Install a Node.js and Launch a Node App on Ubuntu 18.04
- Install and Configure Squid Proxy in Ubuntu
- Installing Apache and Tomcat: A Quick Way
- Installing LAMP in Ubuntu
- Installing LEMP Stack on Ubuntu 18.04
- Installing NextCloud in ServerStadium Detail Steps from the Beginning to the Very End
- Installing Python 3.7-3.9 on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy LTS using PPA
- Kubernetes Ingress Controller using SSL in ServerStadium
- Managing ServerStadium Storage from various tools and from various OS
- Monitor Your Services Uptime Using Uptime Kuma
- Reverse Proxy management using Nginx Proxy Manager
- Securing CentOS with iptables
- Securing Ubuntu with UFW
- ServerStadium Cloud VM: Comprehensive Guide to Setting Up & Optimizing WordPress
- Set Up High Availability PostgreSQL Cluster Using Patroni on ServerStadium
- Set Up WAF KEMP in ServerStadium Part 1
- Set Up WAF KEMP in ServerStadium Part 2
- Simple monitoring and alerting with Monit on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
- Upgrade Zimbra and the OS Version
- Using Collabora Online on ServerStadium NextCloud's VM
- Using the SSH key Feature in ServerStadium Dashboard
- Using XFCE Desktop Environment on ServerStadium VM
- VS Code on your browser! How to install code-server on a VM
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Load Balancer
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Marketplace
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Object Storage
- Binding NextCloud with ServerStadium S3 Object Storage as External Storage Mount
- Managing ServerStadium Storage from various tools and from various OS
- Maximize Your ServerStadium Cloud Storage Access Speed with Content Delivery Network (CDN)
- ServerStadium Cloud Storage - ServerStadium S3 Object Storage
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Other Features
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Platform
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Products & Features
- Adding, Attaching, and Resize Root Storage Disk in ServerStadium VM
- Backing-Up ServerStadium Windows VM Using Acronis Cyber Protect
- Create VM, Custom Package, Reinstall VM, and Adjusting Security Profile
- Create your own VPN server with DNS-Level AdBlocker using PiVPN & PiHole in ServerStadium
- Deploying a Virtual Machine in ServerStadium
- Easy Steps to Enable VPC in ServerStadium Cloud
- Establishing a VPN in ServerStadium Cloud
- Exporting ServerStadium Cloud VM to outer ServerStadium's Infrastructure using Acronis Cyber Protect
- Fix Broken LetsEncrypt SSL Certificate due to Expired Root CA Certificate
- Generating an API key
- Generating an API Token
- How to Backup Desktop Linux and Windows via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to backup Linux VM via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to Create Project Tag in ServerStadium for More Organized VM Billing Report
- How to Make a Snapshot and Configure VM Backup in ServerStadium
- How to Request Services or Licenses Products
- Kubernetes Ingress Controller using SSL in ServerStadium
- Load Balancing in ServerStadium
- Managing your DNS Zone with DNS Bucket in ServerStadium
- Maximize Your ServerStadium Cloud Storage Access Speed with Content Delivery Network (CDN)
- ServerStadium Cloud Storage - ServerStadium S3 Object Storage
- ServerStadium Load Balancer, Solution to Distribute Load Equally
- SSO Management on ServerStadium
- Using the SSH key Feature in ServerStadium Dashboard
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Security, Upgrade, and Backup
- Backup & Sync Local and Remote Directories Using RSYNC
- How to Backup Desktop Linux and Windows via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to backup Linux VM via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to Deploy Django App on ServerStadium VM Using Gunicorn, Supervisor, and Nginx
- Kubernetes Ingress Controller using SSL in ServerStadium
- Securing CentOS with iptables
- Securing Ubuntu with UFW
- Set Up WAF KEMP in ServerStadium Part 1
- Set Up WAF KEMP in ServerStadium Part 2
- Using Pre-Generated SSH Keys and Disabling Password Authentication for Secure Access to ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Using the SSH key Feature in ServerStadium Dashboard
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Setup Guide
- How to Deploy a Dockerized WordPress Site on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- How to Set Up a Python Development Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Monitoring and Optimizing Performance of Your ServerStadium Cloud Instances
- ServerStadium Cloud VM: Comprehensive Guide to Setting Up & Optimizing WordPress
- Setting Up a Docker Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a L2TP/IPSec VPN on ServerStadium for Secure VPC Access
- Setting Up a MongoDB Database on ServerStadium Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a Node.js Application on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a PostgreSQL Database on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up an Apache Web Server on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Using Pre-Generated SSH Keys and Disabling Password Authentication for Secure Access to ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
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SSL/TLS
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Tutorials
- How to Deploy a Dockerized WordPress Site on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- How to Set Up a Python Development Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Monitoring and Optimizing Performance of Your ServerStadium Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a Docker Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a L2TP/IPSec VPN on ServerStadium for Secure VPC Access
- Setting Up a MongoDB Database on ServerStadium Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a Node.js Application on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a PostgreSQL Database on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up an Apache Web Server on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up and Managing Your Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) with ServerStadium
- Setting Up and Securing Your ServerStadium Cloud VM Instance: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Using Pre-Generated SSH Keys and Disabling Password Authentication for Secure Access to ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
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Uptime & Analytics
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Virtual Private Cloud
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Virtual Private Network
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Virtual-Machine
- Adding, Attaching, and Resize Root Storage Disk in ServerStadium VM
- Backing-Up ServerStadium Windows VM Using Acronis Cyber Protect
- Create VM, Custom Package, Reinstall VM, and Adjusting Security Profile
- Deploying a Virtual Machine in ServerStadium
- Exporting ServerStadium Cloud VM to outer ServerStadium's Infrastructure using Acronis Cyber Protect
- How to backup Linux VM via Acronis in ServerStadium
- How to Set Up a Python Development Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- ServerStadium Cloud VM: Comprehensive Guide to Setting Up & Optimizing WordPress
- Setting Up a Docker Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a L2TP/IPSec VPN on ServerStadium for Secure VPC Access
- Setting Up a Node.js Application on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a PostgreSQL Database on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up an Apache Web Server on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up and Managing Your Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) with ServerStadium
- Setting Up and Securing Your ServerStadium Cloud VM Instance: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Unleashing the Power of Cloud VMs: Redefining Scalability and Efficiency Over Traditional VPS
- Using Pre-Generated SSH Keys and Disabling Password Authentication for Secure Access to ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Using the SSH key Feature in ServerStadium Dashboard
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VM Snapshot
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Webserver
- How to Set Up a Python Development Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Install and Configure Squid Proxy in Ubuntu
- Installing Apache and Tomcat: A Quick Way
- Installing LAMP in Ubuntu
- Installing LEMP Stack on Ubuntu 18.04
- Installing Python 3.7-3.9 on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy LTS using PPA
- Monitoring and Optimizing Performance of Your ServerStadium Cloud Instances
- Reverse Proxy management using Nginx Proxy Manager
- Setting Up a Docker Environment on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up a PostgreSQL Database on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
- Setting Up an Apache Web Server on ServerStadium's Cloud Instances
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Website Guides
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WHM cPanel
Monitoring and Optimizing Performance of Your ServerStadium Cloud Instances
Keeping your cloud instance running smoothly and efficiently is crucial. This tutorial will guide you through the process of monitoring and optimizing the performance of your ServerStadium cloud instance.
For more tutorials and guides, make sure to visit our Knowledge Base.
Step 1: Register Your Account
If you haven’t already, you’ll need to create an account on our Registration Page. Once registered, you’ll have access to your personal Cloud Dashboard.
Step 2: Add Your Cloud Instance
From your Cloud Dashboard, click the ‘Add VM’ button. Choose a cloud instance that suits your needs and budget. For more detailed information about our offerings, you can visit our Pricing Page.
Step 3: Install Monitoring Tools
There are several monitoring tools available that can help you keep track of your cloud instance’s performance. One popular option is htop
, which provides a real-time, interactive summary of your cloud instance’s performance. Install htop
with the following command:
sudo apt install htop
Step 4: Understand Key Performance Metrics
htop
Provides a wealth of information about your cloud instance’s performance. Here are a few key metrics to keep an eye on:
- CPU usage: High CPU usage could indicate that your cloud instance is under heavy load.
- Memory usage: If your cloud instance is running out of memory, it may slow down.
- Load average: The load average shows how many processes are waiting to run on the CPU.
Step 5: Optimize Performance
Based on the information provided by htop
, you can make adjustments to optimize the performance of your cloud instance. For example, you might need to stop unnecessary processes, add more memory, or upgrade to a cloud instance with more CPU power.
Conclusion
By monitoring and optimizing the performance of your ServerStadium cloud instance, you can ensure that it’s running smoothly and efficiently. For more tutorials and guides, visit our Knowledge Base.