Add a site

Open a server, go to Sites and choose Add site. The web stack must be installed first; the Web stack section on the same page shows what is installed and installs PHP, Node.js, Python and the web application firewall.

Site types#

• PHP — Laravel, WordPress (or install it with one click), any PHP app. Pick the PHP version per site.
• Node.js and Python — the app runs as a managed service on a local port; the web server forwards the domain to it.
• Static — HTML, CSS and JavaScript served directly.
• Reverse proxy — forwards the domain to something already listening on 127.0.0.1.
• Container — built from your Dockerfile or pulled from a registry, run rootless.

Every site gets its own Linux user, its own PHP pool or service, and its own directory under that user's home, so one site cannot read another's files.

After creating a site#

Click the site to open its page. There you manage HTTPS, caching and the firewall (General), deployments or WordPress tools, the database, PHP limits, logs, password protection and IP rules, and finally take the site offline in the Danger zone.