Website

A website is considered as a wrapper, holding together all the configuration you chose for a single website or application.

To create a new website, there are only a few settings required:

• name will define the name used for system wide settings like users or databases (see Name)

• type will define the preloaded settings for a certain application type (see Type)

• (optional) a server name when your website should be reachable to other hostname(s) than the default one

After creating, you can log into your newly created website by using the websites name as SSH username (see SSH).

These and all other options are outlined within this chapter:

• Name
  • Rules for the name
  • Where this name is used
• Labels
  • Description
  • Comments
  • Tags
• Type
  • Basic Types
  • Application Types
• SSL/HTTPS
  • Auto SSL (Let’s Encrypt)
  • Own Certificate
  • Advanced Configuration
  • Test
• Web Application Firewall
  • Identify Blocks
  • Custom Configuration
  • Disable Altogether
  • Testing your configuration
• Limits
  • Request Limits
  • Connections Limits
• Environment Variables
  • Custom Environment Variables
  • Example Usage in PHP
• Cron
  • Custom Cronjobs
  • Type Related Cronjobs
• Apache
  • Configuration
  • Custom Webroot
  • Custom Default Webroot
  • Listen
  • XSendFile
• Preview User
  • Activation / Deactivation
  • Additional Users
• PHP
  • Examples
• Node.js
  • Select Node.js version
• Request Verification
  • Enable the Attack Mode
• Custom Service
  • Configuration
  • Logging
  • Control Commands