Website

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)

• context will define the context used within your application and is also used to set some default settings (see Context)

• (optional) a server name when your website must listen to other hostnames than the default one

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

This and all other options are outlined within this chapter:

• Name
• Labels
  • Description
  • Comments
  • Tags
• Type
  • Basic Types
  • Application Types
• Context
  • PROD
  • STAGE
  • DEV
• SSL/HTTPS Access
  • Auto SSL (Let’s Encrypt)
  • Own Certificate
  • HTTP Redirect
  • Advanced Configuration
  • Test
• Web Application Firewall
  • Identify Blocks
  • Custom Configuration
  • Disable Altogether
• Security Configuration
  • X-Frame-Options Header
  • X-Content-Type-Options Header
  • X-XSS-Protection Header
  • Referrer-Policy
  • Content-Security-Policy
  • Disable
• Request Limits
  • Limits
  • Adjust limits
  • Zones
• Environment Variables
  • Custom Environment Variables
  • Example Usage in PHP
• Cron
  • Custom Cronjobs
  • Type Related Cronjobs
• Monitoring (Website)
• Advanced Configurations
  • nginx
  • Preview User
  • PHP
  • Node.js
  • White Label
  • Blackfire