Are you hosting your website on your Synology NAS like I am doing using WordPress? If the answer is yes, then you really should read on. WordPress uses the MySQL/MariaDB database to cache internal application objects like breadcrumbs, menu items etc. which are very heavy to generate. A database handles queries for page requests, and … Read more about Synology: Add Redis Object Cache to WordPress
Did you install WordPress on your Synology NAS? Have you decided to use your own custom domain name to log into your WordPress website? Have you already added an SSL certificate? Surely you have noticed that, if you type in http://yourowndomainname.com in your browser address bar, you are told that your WordPress site is not … Read more about Synology: How to Automatically Redirect HTTP to HTTPS in WordPress
Did you know you can choose the security level of HTTPS encrypted connections on your Synology NAS device? Do you host a WordPress website on your NAS and want to set up appropriate TLS/SSL Profile Level? In this article I will teach you how to change the TLS/SSL profile. STEP 1 Please Support My work … Read more about Synology: Which TLS-SSL Profile Should I Choose?
Did you follow my step by step guide on how to install nextcloud on your Synology NAS? Have you decided to use your own custom domain name to log into your Nextcloud? Have you already added an SSL certificate? Surely you have noticed that, if you type in http://yourowndomainname.com in your browser address bar, you … Read more about Synology: How to Automatically Redirect HTTP to HTTPS in Nextcloud
Have you thought about hosting your website from home? Did you read my previous article Pay For Web Hosting vs Hosting on My Synology NAS? Are you sold on the idea of hosting from home on your own Synology NAS? If you are, then today I want to talk to you about the best hardware … Read more about Synology: Best Hardware For Fastest Hosting