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Create or Bin MySQL DBs using the Terminal
This how-to guide maps out two basic but handy MySQL operations, creating and erasing a database, using the command line interface.
» tutorial » Adding & Deleting DBs from the CLI -
Adding Sub-Sites with Nginx
Create sub-sites or prefixed WordPress blogs quickly & easily. Just create an A record, add a vhost file & symlink and restart Nginx.
» tutorial » Nginx Sub-Sites Tutorial -
Add Web Sites Nginx Cheatsheet
Create additional sites & blogs quickly & easily. After creating the DNS entries, just add a vhost file, its symlink, restart Nginx and go play.
» tutorial » Additional Nginx Sites Cheatsheet -
Get phpMyAdmin Working with Nginx
Install PMA to work with Nginx, and administer multiple MySQL dbs from anywhere. View table structure, browse data, run queries, backup and more.
» tutorial » Add phpMyAdmin to Nginx -
Moving Day! How to Move Your Blog or Site
Migrate your web site or blog to a new server with minimal problems or inaccessibility. This guide steps out a proven relocation procedure.
» tutorial » Safe Site & Blog Relocation Guide -
Google Apps for Domain-Specific Email
Easily configure GA’s free Standard Edition for catch-all@anydomain.com webmail, with POP and IMAP email delivery to your desktop mail client.
» tutorial » Google Apps Setup Guide -
Nginx Control Panel Workarounds
Part 17: No viable panel
» resource » Nginx Control Panel Solutions
BUT EASY WORKAROUNDS 
Every cPanel module is listed here with copy/paste code for its Nginx-equivalent alternate function. -
Nginx Control Panel
Part 16: You’re migrating shared-to-VPS and want a GUI like cPanel? No you don’t, not after you read this! What’s more, you don’t need one either …
» research » Controlling Nginx Background Notes -
WordPress Setup & Updates from the Command Line
Setup/update WordPress on your server. This copy/paste how-to guide steps out the process, setting up a MySQL database and using Subversion.
» tutorial » Add WordPress, its Database & Plugins, the Linux Way -
Tweak Nginx for WordPress – Pretty URLs & WP Super Cache
Part 14: Configure NGINX for WordPress blogs, speeding up the platform by enabling the WP Super Cache plugin, and enabling friendly-URI permalinks.
» tutorial » Integrate WordPress with Nginx - Permalinks & Cache
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