Database Manager

The Database Manager in the Web Control Panel incorporates a refined nevertheless user friendly interface. It is easy to configure a whole new MySQL or PostgreSQL database simply by typing in a username and password. Furthermore, you can create a back–up file or change the password of an database with a mouse click.

Through the Database Manager you’ll have direct access to the administration area for every one of your databases, which means you can make hassle–free corrections if you ever need to.

With the Database Manager you’ll be able to generate an archived copy of your database when you need! That way, you are going to always have a back–up of your dynamic information in the event your site gets hacked or if you incorrectly eliminate a database. To make a backup: click on the ’clock’ symbol next to a particular database and then simply wait for a couple of seconds for the backup process to be finalized.

There aren’t any restricts about the quantity of databases you can back up or the volume of backup copies you can make for any database.

PgSQL databases are significantly less common when compared to the prevalent MySQL databases. On the other hand, they represent a favored option for web developers seeking the utmost stability for their web sites and applications. Due to the intuitive Database Manager built into the TulipHosting Control Panel, you can administer all of your PostgreSQL databases with only a mouse click.

You will find PgSQL databases bundled by default in the advanced hosting packages. In case you are with a regular hosting package, it’s possible to ask for PgSQL databases to be included in your web hosting account as upgrades.

With TulipHosting, you’ll regularly discover the most current variant of MySQL and also the default MySQL storage engine – InnoDB, mounted.

InnoDB is much more reliable when compared to the former storage engine’s version – MyISAM. It is ACID–compliant and, above all – it gives complete transaction support. What’s more, it works by using row–level locking, as opposed to MyISAM’s table–level locking, that used to cause functionality issues at peak usage occasions.

From your detailed database statistics tool built into the Web Control Panel, it’s possible to keep track of the stress generated from your dynamic sites round the clock. Any overload trouble with your sites can slow the loading rates and have a bad effect on the overall impression of your respective website visitors. Consequently, by having info for the database work instantly, you’ll be able to eliminate overload troubles immediately.

The database stats user interface reveals information of the number of daily, hourly and monthly lookups, allowing you to assess how the load is allocated over several periods of time.