InnoDB in Website Hosting
InnoDB is available with all our Linux website hosting by default, not as a paid upgrade or upon request, so you’ll be able to install and run any PHP-based web application that needs the InnoDB storage engine without having to deal with any impediment once you open your shared web hosting account. InnoDB will be selected automatically as the default engine for a certain MySQL database during the app activation, regardless of whether you make use of our single-click installer or create the database and activate the application manually, on the condition that the app requires InnoDB instead of the more popular MyISAM engine. We’ll store daily backups of all your MySQL databases, so you can be sure that you will never lose any content if you erase a database by mistake or you overwrite some important information – you will simply have to notify us and we’ll restore everything back to normal.
InnoDB in Semi-dedicated Hosting
If you set up a brand-new MySQL database from the hosting Control Panel offered with each of our semi-dedicated server packages and you begin installing a script-driven software app either manually or using our single-click app installer tool, the storage engine for the database will be set automatically based on the requirements of the given app. As InnoDB is available on the cloud web hosting platform where your new semi-dedicated server account will be created, it will be set as the default engine for any application that requires it without any manual action required on your end at any moment. To prevent any chance of losing information if you update an app or if you remove a database unintentionally, we will generate backups of all your MySQL databases each and every day, so if anything goes wrong, we can retrieve your data.
InnoDB in Dedicated Web Hosting
All Linux dedicated web hosting ordered with our custom-developed Hepsia Control Panel include a software bundle that is pre-installed and besides everything else, you will get the InnoDB database engine, so you won’t need to add it manually if you’d like to run open-source scripts that need it. All it takes to install such a script is to create a new MySQL database and to start the setup process – once the installation wizard gets access to the database in question and starts inserting content into it, InnoDB will be set as the default engine for this database on the condition that it is the one required by the particular script. You’ll also be able to install scripts that require MyISAM, the other popular MySQL engine, so you won’t have to configure any settings on the server. This will allow you to install different scripts on a single physical machine and to use it to its fullest potential.