We can enable it on various web servers by following several methods:
NB: the strings below are common to all types of files that we are going to manipulate and are easy to find online. Obviously, for completeness we put them in their entirety but it is obvious that they can be customized according to needs.
1. Via cPanel
The most recent hosting services enable users to manage what is called cPanel, a rather complete administration panel that among the various configuration options also has the possibility of managing the activation of this the usage of instagram database service. Usually, if cPanel is present, it can be accessed either directly from the user administration panel on the Maintainer site where the hosting was registered, or directly from the url, typing (depending on where we purchased the service) cpanel.domain.extension or domain.extension/cpanel .
Enable GZIP from CPANEL
2. On Apache web server (Linux hosting) and through the .htaccess file
As also happened for the cache management, if we want to think in a more detailed way, we have to work on this file, as in the example below, explicitly specifying, once the module has been started and put into operation, the command for each type of extension that must be included in the compression: