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Resolved Can anyone recommend a nginx migration service (in the US)?

larryk

Regular Pleskian
I feel I could use some help (a service) from someone who knows the ins/outs for migrating a server on Plesk...

anyone know someone they know, like, and trust?

thanks
 
Thanks...

I'm with a partner and they are helping...
I'm just trying to go 'faster' from various ends... I can ask LOTS of questions... but obviously, it takes time for the partner to reply :)

my other 3 post are types of questions I have...
https://talk.plesk.com/threads/very-confused-about-running-fpm-apache-vs-nginx.339819/
https://talk.plesk.com/threads/where-can-i-learn-more-about-apache-nginx-plesk-performance.339851/
https://talk.plesk.com/threads/diff...11-5-only-apache-vs-12-5-apache-nginx.339821/

note:
I DO LOVE yours and Igorg's replies -- they are direct, spot on, etc.
I tried to 'search' replies to similar my questions...
BUT right now... I don't have that many 'errors' per se --- I'm trying to learn more... as in
"WHAT IS BEST way" to do things...
or the 'correct' way to do things...

quick question...
--- SHOULD I ask 1 question per thread?
-- if so, I feel like I would be making too many threads? but if that is better... i'm good with it :)

THANKS for your help!
 
Hi larryk,

I DO LOVE yours and Igorg's replies -- they are direct, spot on, etc.
Thank you.

BUT right now... I don't have that many 'errors' per se --- I'm trying to learn more... as in
"WHAT IS BEST way" to do things...
or the 'correct' way to do things...
Due to the fact, that all your questions depends on your ( unique ) content and you seem to search for a "best way" - answer, I must disappoint you: There is none.
You can adapt a lot of solutions, work-arounds, how-to's to your ( unique ) environment, but pls. be aware that there can be dozens of other ways, which YOU may like more or less.

I can understand the desire "to learn", but I'm not sure, if this forum is the best platform for your ( general ) questions. I would recommend to use the "Open Topics" - forum, where you are able to use a single thread for all of your ( general ) questions, but if you have issues/errors/problems, then you would open a thread in the depending Plesk - version - forum for each of your issues/errors/problems.
 
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