My Plesk User Experience (1): Easy Starts and Common Issues

[Igor G]

My Plesk User Experience (1): Easy Starts and Common Issues

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[Dukemaster]

Cool article with interesting story about your Plesk life. I smiled while reading. Waiting for the second part.

 

[IgorG]

Cool article with interesting story about your Plesk life. I smiled while reading. Waiting for the second part.

Thank you
Next article in progress.

 

[Brujo]

Reading the first part and I recognize a lot that has motivated me equally and I'm already curious on Part 2. In fact, we are too busy to get the maximum out of the platform and the hunger for current software the more features out of the box offers will probably at least hopefully last for a while with me. In addition, I enjoy these controversial and yet purposeful discussions in the forums which hopefully will bring Plesk further and make our lives a little easier

 

[Dukemaster]

The people too often aren't thankful which great features they already have. They are always looking for the next hype. To be honest, sometimes I'm also in this behavior and trap, like for example OpenSSL 1.1.1 + TLS 1.3.
But then I lay back and see the good things I have. Makes me happy again.
As time goes by the other features will come, or sometimes not. No problem for the real precious life time.
Great story Igor.

 

[Som kir]

is their any api or script to add this plesk to my website

 

[IgorG]

is their any api or script to add this plesk to my website

In fact, the process is usually reverse - add sites to the Plesk server, and not vice versa.
Plesk XML and REST APIs are described in this documentation - Introduction