Database Manager

Database management may sound like a difficult task to inexperienced hosting customers, nevertheless with the Database Manager, it’s actually simple! To configure a completely new database, you simply need to enter in your username and password. Database backups are a mouse click away on top of that.People who need to examine their databases and modify them can use the phpMyAdmin and phpPgAdmin tools.

We’ve changed the manual database back–up generation into a quite easy task. To do so: within the Database Manager, click the ’clock’ image next to the database that you plan to back up and afterwards wait for a few seconds for the backup process to take place. Depending on the size of the database, the generation of any back–up file is going to take between a few seconds and a minute.

You can make as many backups per database as you want. We have not fixed any boundaries on the number of databases that you can back up either.

You are going to find PgSQL support in all of our Linux shared hosting offers. PgSQL databases aren’t as well–known and widespread as MySQL, but they offer the best level of stability for your web site content. For this reason, a lot of well–known businesses like Skype and Yahoo utilize PgSQL databases. Maintaining PgSQL databases is as easy as MySQL, due to the easy–to–use interface of the Database Manager.

PgSQL databases are bundled automatically inside of the most advanced web hosting bundles. For the standard bundles, they are offered as upgrades.

The MySQL databases on our machines use the most recent release of the InnoDB storage engine. InnoDB was developed to guarantee the highest functionality for web sites that operate with massive volumes of data. It delivers CPU performance that can not be equalled by other different disk–based relational database engines.

InnoDB is ACID–compliant and gives full transaction support, meaning that you can update/insert/create/alter/drop a couple of times for one "operation" of your app. Moreover, it uses row–level locking as a substitute for MyISAM’s table–level locking, that increases multi–user concurrency and functionality.

Tracking the load produced by the databases in your dynamic website will help you stop any overload issues that can slow it down and ward off visitors. For that reason, we’ve provided a comprehensive Database Stats tool straight into the Control Panel. There you will find broad info on the inbound requests to your databases for every single hour, day and month.

In line with the quantity of daily and per hour queries, it will be easier to determine which databases are being used the most and also consider measures to enhance their work.