2014 July

How to Resize a Linux Cloud Disk Size After an Upgrade

Scope This article was written to outline the steps required to resize the disk space on a Codero Cloud instance that had previously been upgraded to a larger size.   Requirements A Codero Cloud account A running Codero Cloud instance that had previously been upgraded to a larger size.   Procedure   Log In Log… read more »

How to Upgrade your Codero Cloud Server

Scope This article describes the steps required to restore a previously created Codero Cloud snapshot.   Requirements An active Codero Cloud account A cloud instance with a previously created snapshot Please note that Codero Cloud servers can only be scaled UP and cannot be scaled down. In order to scale an instance down, you will… read more »

How to restore a Codero Cloud Snapshot

Scope This article describes the steps required to restore a previously created Codero Cloud snapshot.   Requirements An active Codero Cloud account A cloud instance with a previously created snapshot   Procedure Log In Log into your Codero Cloud account at https://portal.codero.com   List available servers Lists all available cloud servers by clicking the small… read more »

How to Delete a Codero Cloud Snapshot

Scope This article describes the steps required to delete a previously created Codero Cloud snapshot. Codero cloud instances are only allowed 1 snapshot each. In order to create a new snapshot, you will need to delete any existing snapshots first.   Requirements An active Codero Cloud account A cloud instance with a previously created snapshot… read more »

How to create a Codero Cloud snapshot

Scope This article describes the steps required to create a snapshot of a Codero Cloud instance. Snapshots are used to restore a cloud instance back to the exact state the instance was in at the time the snapshot was created. This means a snapshot can be used as a rudimentary form of backup. When a… read more »

How to create a Codero Cloud Instance

This article is designed to walk you through the steps required to create a new Cloud Instance through Codero Cloud Portal https://portal.codero.com Requirements: * A current Codero Cloud Account.   Procedure Log In Log into your Codero Cloud portal using your login ID or Codero Client ID and your Password. https://portal.codero.com   Create Cloud To… read more »

Understanding Codero Cloud Portal

This article is designed to help you navigate your Codero Cloud Portal account. When the screen width is limited, Only icons are displayed and the text descriptions are hidden. This document provides a brief summary of what each icon is used for.   Requirements A current Codero Cloud account.   Icon Descriptions The Codero Cloud… read more »

How to create a Codero Cloud Account

This article is intended to assist potential new Codero clients with the steps required to create a cloud account. A cloud account is required to create a cloud instance and only costs $1.00 to get started.   Requirements: A valid email address A valid phone number where you can be reached A valid credit card:… read more »

How to use the nano command line editor in Linux

This article is designed to provide a few basic instructions for using the Linux nano command line editor. While nano does not offer the power of editors such as vi or vim, it works great for day to day editing where advanced features are not required. Install nano CentOS, Fedora, Redhat sudo yum install nano… read more »

How to apply an SSL Certificate in Plesk

This article applies to Plesk users that used the same server to create a CSR (Certficate Signing Request) and have purchased an SSL Certificate from a Trusted Provider. You should have a series of text files from your certificate provider. If you have not yet created a CSR, you should read this article first: https://www.howtowebhost.com/how-to-create-a-csr-in-plesk/… read more »

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