1. Introduction to Accelerators
2. A Tour of Your Accelerator; or, What's where, and why?
3. Getting Started with a Joyent Accelerator
4. Useful Shell Commands
5. Account logins and important URLs
6. Change passwords
7. Moving to Joyent Accelerators
8. Changes from Shared Accelerators
9. Migrating from Shared Accelerators
10. Log files
11. Changes to Accelerators

1. Changing Your Billing Information
2. Upgrading or downgrading an account
3. Changing your email address
4. Custom web design
5. Having your welcome email re-sent
6. Adding a technical contact
7. Canceling your account
8. Security issues

1. Introduction to Installing Software
2. Blastwave Packages
   1. Removing Blastwave
   2. Blastwave Packages Installed
3. pkgsrc on Accelerators
   1. Custom pkgsrc setup
   2. pkgsrc tools
4. Setup FreeImage/ImageScience
5. Install OpenSSH (with Optional SFTP Umask Support)
6. Cool Stack on your Accelerator
7. Compiling Software:
   1. Installing Sun Studio
8. How to be reboot ready
   1. How to troubleshoot SMF
9. Installing Openfire
10. Webmin / Virtualmin
11. Re-Imaging an Accelerator

1. Time Zones
2. SSH:
   1. Enable SSH Tunneling
   2. Disable SSH Password Authentication
   3. Report on Issues before Login
   4. Change Server Message after Login
   5. Install OpenSSH & Set SFTP Umask Options

1. Setup Apache 2.2
2. Write your first VirtualHost
3. Mapping sub-domain to sub-directory
4. SSL with Mongrels and Apache
5. Setup a Rails application with Mongrel and Apache
6. Setup Apache with Subversion
7. Installing Cool Stack Apache, MySQL, PHP
8. Setup Nginx as Front-End Proxy to Apache
9. Notes for Passenger (mod_rails) and Ruby Enterprise Edition
10. Tuning Apache

1. Domains
2. Domain aliases
3. Subdomains
4. Virtual subdomains
5. Previewing a domain
6. SSL options
7. Order SSL for your domain
8. Generating your SSL certificates

Joyent does not provide DNS services for Accelerators outside of the single A record abcdefg.joyent.us as shown in your welcome email. If you want a reverse record (you want your accelerator IP address to have a record that points to your domain name instead of your accelerator zone name), you need to submit a ticket. For other DNS services, you will need to use your registrar's name servers or a third party DNS provider.

To point your domain name to your Joyent Accelerator, you will need to set up an A record that points to the IP address listed in your welcome email for your Accelerator. Your registrar should have help pages available with this information. Here are some links to the help pages from some common registrars:

1. GoDaddy
2. namecheap
3. register.com

Third party DNS providers include:

1. EveryDNS.net (free)
2. DnsMadeEasy

1. General Mail System Terminology

1. Managing users
2. Changing user passwords
3. Retrieving your account password

1. Using SSH
2. Using SFTP
3. Using WebDAV
4. SSH tunneling

1. Rotate Apache logs
2. Rotate Apache, Mongrel, Rails logs
3. Backup SVN, trac, MySql

1. Your account limits
2. Monitoring Memory and Disk usage
3. Checking your disk space
4. Checking your bandwidth usage
5. Checking your running processes
6. Reducing your memory usage

1. Running single commands in Virtualmin
2. Running periodic commands (Cron jobs)
3. Running persistent processes (boot actions)

1. Version control systems
2. PHP version and extensions
3. PEAR modules
4. Ruby and Rails gems
5. Python version
6. Perl and Perl modules
7. Java and JDK
8. JRuby

1. Changing the default index page
2. Enabling directory listing
3. Changing the default character set
4. Enabling error logs
5. Enabling Server Side Includes
6. Password protecting
7. PHP configuration
8. Using mod_rewrite on virtual subdomains
9. Troubleshooting Internal Server Errors

1. Enabling perl scripts to run as CGI
2. Installing Movable Type
3. Using mod_perl with Apache

1. Installing APC
2. Installing Textpattern
3. Installing WordPress
4. Turn your accelerator into a lean, mean Symfony-serving machine
5. How to install Cacti, a network graphing solution
6. Installing FogBugz 6
7. Installing PHP myAdmin
8. Installing ExpressionEngine
9. Installing RoundCube
10. Installing Joomla!

1. Installing Trac
2. Installing Django

1. Ruby on Rails
2. How to set up a Rails application with Mongrel and Apache
3. Installing a Rails application
4. rails-with-mongrel
5. rails-with-lighttpd
6. Proxying to a port
7. JRuby
8. How to create cron jobs for Rails tasks
9. Deploying Rails Apps
10. Creating a deploy user

1. Confluence
2. Jira
3. Crowd
4. FishEye

1. sendmail
2. postfix
3. Installing basic mail

1. Configuring mail clients
2. IMAP, POP3 and SMTP
3. Using webmail

1. Basic SSL for use with Web and Mail
2. postfix
3. fetchmail
4. Installing basic mail
5. Managing mailboxes
6. Managing mail aliases
7. Managing mailing lists
8. Setting up an auto-responder
9. Transferring email accounts from another host

1. mail-from-Gmail-account-is-lost

1. Setup MySQL Replication

1. Setup PostgreSQL

1. Setup and install CouchDB

1. Manage MySQL databases
2. Manage PostgreSQL databases
3. Manage SQLite databases
4. Repair a MySQL database
5. Manage MySQL users
6. Manage PostgreSQL users
7. Import and fix a MySQL database from TextDrive
8. Configuring MySQL to use the internal network

1. Connecting to MySQL and PostgreSQL
2. Backing up and Restoring a MySQL database
3. db-import-export
4. Backing up and Restoring a PostgreSQL database

1. Managing Subversion repositories
2. Managing Subversion users
3. Dumping and loading a Subversion repository
4. Setting up a post-commit mail notification for a Subversion repository
5. svn-ssh-and-permissions
6. Subversion 301 errors
7. Subversion "400 Bad Request" errors

1. Create a Git repository

- Installing Munin