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Live Site Tools

InstaWP allows you to use additional Live Site tools to track website activity, helping you to improve performance and resolve issues. You can access error logs and server activity. Cloning lets you create a copy for editing, and the DB Editor enables you to manage databases.

In this documentation, we will explore the steps to manage a Live-hosted site by configuring the following tools.

View Logs
Clone
DB Editor

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Go to the Hosting page and locate the Live site for which you want to access its tools.



View Logs



Here, you can view different logs related to your InstaWP live-hosted site as follows:

Types of LogsDescription
Error logsErrors such as PHP warnings indicate that the scandir() function encountered an issue because it couldn't find the specified directory.
Access logsShows web server logs that clients may use to provide insights to their users and support team. These log entries contain information regarding a request sent to a server, such as the client, the request, and the server's response.




Clone



Here, you can clone your InstaWP live-hosted site by creating a replica of your existing one with all the design, file system, and database.



DB Editor



Here, you can access and manage your InstaWP Live-hosted site database using phpMyAdmin, which provides a web interface for managing MySQL databases.



InstaWP also offers you the following in-built tools for your staging and connected sites: These tools help you manage and edit your WordPress sites, enhancing site structure, search engine visibility, and user experience quality.

SitesToolsReferences
Staging sitesCode Editor: Directly write and edit WordPress source code files for your website.See more
Protect Site: Protect WordPress site by setting a username and password for better security.See more
Site Usage: Checks the sizes of your WordPress site databases.See more
Connected sitesFile Manager: Edit, remove, upload, download or paste files and folders right from the WordPress backend.See more
Purge Cache: Free up server resources, allowing your connected site to run faster and more efficiently.See more

Updated on: 24/07/2024

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