Databases Manager

Database management may sound like a difficult task to new web hosting customers, however with The Round Host’s Databases Manager, it’s actually simple! To configure a completely new database, you simply need to enter in your username and password. Database backup copies are simply a mouse click away also.Those who desire to explore their databases and then modify them may use the phpMyAdmin and phpPgAdmin tools.

With the Databases Manager you’ll be able to create an archived copy of your database whenever you want! For this reason, you will always have a backup of your operating content in the event your web site gets broken into or you incorrectly get rid of a database. To make a back–up: click on the ’clock’ symbol on the side of any database and after that wait for a few seconds for the backup process to be finalized.

There are not any boundaries on the number of databases you can back up or the volume of backup copies you may make for any database.

You can find PgSQL support in all of our Linux shared hosting plans. PgSQL databases are not as famous and widespread as MySQL, nonetheless they supply you with the greatest level of stability for your website content. For this reason, several popular businesses like Skype and Yahoo employ PgSQL databases. Taking care of PgSQL databases is as elementary as MySQL, due to the easy–to–use user interface of the Databases Manager.

PgSQL databases are bundled automatically in the most sophisticated web hosting plans. For the basic plans, they’re presented as upgrades.

We have set up InnoDB – the new standard MySQL database engine on each of our web servers. InnoDB is designed for huge database websites that need high levels of overall performance and scalability. Tests have revealed that web sites using InnoDB based tables attain a 3–fold operation grow for significant joins, in comparison to those applying MyISAM tables.

InnoDB uses row–level locking in order to remove the performance issues observed at the high consumption times of the earlier variant of the database engine – MyISAM, which employs table–level locking.

Monitoring the load caused by the databases within your busy website will let you prevent all sorts of overload troubles that might slow it down and chase away site visitors. For this specific purpose, we’ve bundled a complete Database Stats tool directly into the Website Control Panel. There you will find comprehensive information on the inbound requests to your databases for each hour, day and month.

Depending on the amount of day–to–day and by the hour queries, you are able to determine which databases are employed the most as well as consider procedures to enhance their load.