Database Manager

Database management might sound like a hard task to new hosting customers, however with JJ Pages Web Hosting’s Database Manager, it’s actually quite simple! To create a brand new database, you just need to key in the username and password. Database back–ups are just a mouse click away at the same time.People that want to examine their databases and update them can make use of the phpMyAdmin and phpPgAdmin tools.

If you have worked with databases, you are aware that generating a manual database back–up just isn’t a basic task. In an effort to change this, we have made a simple and easy to use tool that can back up your complete database with just a single mouse click. The backup file will be available for you in under a minute, with respect to the size of the selected database.

There aren’t any restrictions on the number of back–ups you may make for a chosen database.

You are going to find PgSQL support in every one of our Linux shared web hosting packages. PgSQL databases may not be as famous and commonly used as MySQL, but they give the top level of stability for your web site content and articles. Because of this, a lot of famous companies like Skype and Yahoo work with PgSQL databases. Handling PgSQL databases is as easy as MySQL, due to the easy–to–use user interface of the Database Manager.

PgSQL databases are provided automatically in the most sophisticated web hosting plans. For the basic packages, they are presented as upgrades.

With JJ Pages Web Hosting, you shall invariably find the newest version of MySQL as well as the default MySQL storage engine – InnoDB, set up.

InnoDB is definitely more reliable compared to the previous storage engine’s version – MyISAM. It is ACID–compliant and, most of all – it has 100% transaction support. Additionally, it employs row–level locking, as opposed to MyISAM’s table–level locking, that seemed to result in efficiency problems at peak usage occasions.

From your in depth database stats tool integrated into the Control Panel, it will be possible to keep a record of the stress produced through your dynamic web sites around the clock. Every overload issue with your sites could reduce the loading speeds and have a damaging influence over the overall experience of your respective visitors. So, having info for the database load live, you’ll be able to solve overload problems in a timely manner.

The database data user interface shows info of the number of daily, hourly and monthly queries, so you can review just how the load is distributed over several periods of time.