PHP settings and extensions

Every PHP site runs in its own PHP pool with its own settings. Open the site and choose PHP.

Limits#

Memory limit, maximum upload size, execution time and input variables cover what most apps and plugins ask for (WooCommerce and page builders usually want 256–512 MB). The web server's upload size and timeout follow these values automatically.

Advanced php.ini settings#

Under Advanced php.ini settings you can add extra directives from a safe list, for example display_errors, date.timezone, max_input_time, max_file_uploads, session.gc_maxlifetime, output_buffering or allow_url_fopen. Each value is checked before it is applied, and changes take effect without downtime.

Security boundaries — open_basedir, disable_functions, loading extensions, the error log — stay managed by Zefily, so one site can never reach another or weaken the server.

Extensions#

The Web stack section of the server has PHP extensions: pick the ones you need (for example apcu, imagick, intl, mongodb, redis, soap, gmp, xdebug) and install them. They are added to every PHP version on the server and PHP restarts; the checked chips show what is loaded now.

A plugin that needs an extension not on the list? Ask us and we will add it after a review.