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How to manually renew your hosting service at Kiravo
At Kiravo, you have complete control over your billing and can manually renew any web hosting service directly from your client panel. If you don’t…
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How to change your billing cycle for the Kiravo hosting services
Do you want to get a better price by paying for a longer period, or do you simply want to adjust the payment frequency for…
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How to install the 7G / 8G Firewall to protect your website
Update The new 8G Firewall is now available from Perishable Press. The installation steps are identical to the 7G version. This guide remains accurate for…
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How to increase the WordPress memory limit
The WordPress Memory Limit is the maximum memory that WordPress can use to execute scripts and handle requests. To increase the WordPress memory limit, you…
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How to create an FTP account for your website
FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a standard network protocol for transferring files between a client, such as a personal computer, and a server over…
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How to enable Redis Object Cache for your website
Redis Object Cache boosts your WordPress website’s speed by reducing database queries. It helps content load faster and improves overall performance. Here is a video…
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How to enable debugging in WordPress
The debug mode in WordPress is a troubleshooting feature that helps identify and fix errors on a WordPress site. When enabled, it displays PHP errors,…
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How to create and manage staging sites on Kiravo
Staging sites are a key feature of Kiravo’s hosting control panel. They allow you to test changes, try new designs, and fix issues without impacting…
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How to create a manual backup for your WordPress website
If you’re a Kiravo customer, rest assured: We automatically back up your WordPress website every 24 hours with a 30 day retention period. However, you…