Tutorials
- Integrations
How to secure Postfix using Let’s Encrypt
This guide goes through the steps required in configuring a secure Postfix STMP server with certificates provided by the Let's Encrypt certificate authority and Dovecot that is used for client authentication.
- Integrations
- Load balancing
How to get started with load balancing Docker Swarm mode
Docker Swarm mode not only makes a cluster orchestration a breeze, but it also offers an easy way to publish ports for services.
- Security
- UpCloud services
How to reset root password on Cloud Server
Resetting the root password of your cloud server is fairly straightforward and will only take a few minutes to complete.
- Integrations
How to get started with Docker Swarm orchestration
Docker Swarm is the docker native clustering solution that turns a pool of Docker hosts into a single virtual server.
- UpCloud services
Reinstalling your server while keeping the IP addresses
If you ever need to get a fresh install of your cloud server, but would also want to retain the IP addresses from your old host, then this guide is for you.
- Quick start
- UpCloud services
Initialization Scripts
With Initialization scripts, you can automate the tasks you would otherwise perform again and again when booting up a new host.
- Quick start
- Storage
- UpCloud services
How to import VMware images
Upload your existing VMware server image and migrate seamlessly to the cloud. Here's how to get your VMware server running on UpCloud.
- Quick start
- Storage
- UpCloud services
Adding and removing storage devices
Whether you are looking to increase data storage or make other changes to the disk configurations, this guide will help you to perform the required operations on Linux and Windows hosts.
- Integrations
- Networking
How to install OpenVPN Access Server in the cloud
A virtual private network or VPN for short is a convenient way of setting up a secure connection to another networked host. OpenVPN Access Server […]
- Integrations
How to benchmark Cloud Servers
The easiest way to measure the real differences between servers is to run a set of tests, i.e. a benchmark, to create simple to read values for comparisons.