Run your applications on a fast PHP stack
Install WordPress and other applications in a single click. Control your PHP versions, tune limits, and manage process pools.
Deploy applications in one click
Pick an application from the catalogue and install it directly to your domain or a sub-folder.
- Pick your application
Choose a category and select the web application you want to run. WordPress is there, with more applications beside it.
- Choose the target
Install to a domain, subdomain, or addon domain. The installer creates any missing folders automatically.
- Configure the database
Let the installer create a fresh database and user, or point the application to a database you already have.
- Complete the installation
The system writes your database password directly into the configuration file on your server.
Manage installed applications
Keep track of the software running on your hosting account. You control backups, labels, and removals.
See all your active installations in one list. Add a custom label just for you to identify different sites quickly.
Create an immediate backup of a specific application. The system saves both your application files and the database.
Roll back an application to a previous state using your saved backups. You can restore both files and databases.
Uninstall applications you no longer need. If the installer created the database, you can choose to remove that too.
Control your PHP environment
Switch PHP versions instantly and choose how the server executes your application code.
PHP versions
Choose from the PHP versions the server offers. Switching applies immediately to your whole website. You can also disable a version to hide it from every picker.
Execution modes
A pool of persistent workers owned by your account. This is the fastest method and is recommended on shared hosting.
Starts one process per request. This runs slower but allows you to run a different PHP version per folder.
Disables PHP execution entirely. Use this mode if your website only serves static files.
memory_limit Adjust the maximum amount of memory a single PHP script can consume.upload_max_filesize Set the maximum size allowed for an uploaded file.max_execution_time Define how long a script can run before the server stops it.mail() Turn the mail function on or off. Turn it off and a compromised script cannot send spam.Tune standard php.ini directives to suit your application. Server-wide caps still win.
FPM process managers
Control how PHP-FPM creates worker processes to handle your website traffic.
dynamic DefaultKeeps a few workers warm and starts more under load. You set how many workers may run at once within the account limit.
static FastestKeeps the exact maximum number of workers running at all times. This provides the fastest response but uses the most memory.
ondemand LightestStarts workers only while requests arrive. This is the lightest option for a small site.
Application backup settings
Configure automatic backups for every installed application on your account.
- Set how often to back up automatically across every application on the account.
- Decide how many historical backup copies you want the server to keep.
- Trigger an automatic backup before a restore so a wrong restore can be undone.
- Store automatic backups on your hosting space using your regular disk quota.
Frequently asked questions
Can I install an application in a folder that already contains files?
No, a non-empty folder must be emptied first. If the target folder contains files, you must clear its contents before you start the installation.
Where does the application store my database password?
The installer writes the database password directly into the configuration file of your application on the server. We do not store this password anywhere else.
What happens to the database when I remove an application?
When you remove an application, you can choose what to delete alongside it. If the application installer created the database initially, you have the option to remove it too.
Can I run different PHP versions on the same domain?
If you use the FPM execution mode, your PHP version applies to the entire website. To run a different PHP version in a specific folder, you must switch the mode to CGI.
Why should I turn off the PHP mail function?
If your web application uses SMTP to send emails, you do not need the native PHP mail function. Turn it off and a compromised script cannot send spam from your account.
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