Serializing a Snapt One license
Serializing is a crucial part of setting up a non-trial version of Snapt One. This allows us to generate your...
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Deploying Snapt One in DigitalOcean
Snapt One images can be imported and run within DigitalOcean. This involves uploading our qcow2 image and then launching a... -
How to clear or move a Snapt One license
Each license is attached to a unique install key that is generated based on the hardware Snapt One is running... -
Using Snapt One Backup to migrate
Snapt Backup is a free plugin provided with Snapt One which allows you to take a backup of your configuration,... -
Creating a PEM (SSL Certificate) for the Snapt One Load Balancer Balancer
What is a PEM? One of the most widely used features of our virtual Load Balancer is the ability to... -
Snapt One: Redirect port 80 to port 443 (HTTP to HTTPS)
There are certain circumstances in which you might want to transparently pass traffic from one port to another. Quite typically... -
Reduce Snapt One database size
Snapt One uses two SQLite databases and depending on your logging preferences, error rate, number of servers and more they... -
How to change the timezone in Snapt One
Snapt One comes set to GMT+0 aka UTC. This affects the graphs, reporting, and dates in alerts and more. You... -
Snapt One: Source IP with X-Forwarded-For
By default, the load balanced web servers will not see the Clients IP as the actual Source IP from which the request originates,... -
Snapt One: Custom compile Nginx, Naxsi and PageSpeed
Snapt One makes use of a heavily customized compilation of NGINX. While NGINX itself performs quite well out of the box,...