Overview tab
Open a website from the Websites page to land on the Overview tab, the default tab of the website detail page.
Status information
Section titled “Status information”- Status: Running / Stopped (for Node.js and Python. PHP and static sites are always “running” because they are served by the shared nginx/PHP-FPM).
- Disk usage: total size of the website’s home directory. For very large directories the panel shows “too large to measure quickly” so the page does not hang.
- SSL certificate: days remaining, or “No certificate”.
- Latest backup: time of the most recent successful backup.
Settings by website type
Section titled “Settings by website type”- PHP version: switch quickly between installed versions.
- Common settings:
memory_limit,max_execution_time,upload_max_filesizeand similar. The panel limits each website to the supported PHP settings. - Other settings: less common php.ini options, hidden by default.
Node.js
Section titled “Node.js”- Node.js version
- Entry file: path relative to the document root, e.g.
server.jsordist/index.js. - Application port: Nginx forwards requests to this port. The app must listen on it (through the
PORTenvironment variable). - Maximum RAM: an application that exceeds this limit is stopped and restarted automatically.
Python
Section titled “Python”- Python version
- Entry file: a path, or
-m module_name. The app runs in the website’s own virtualenv (~/venv).
Reverse proxy
Section titled “Reverse proxy”- Upstream address: the HTTP/HTTPS address Nginx forwards requests to.
Document root
Section titled “Document root”Defaults to htdocs. You can switch to a subdirectory, for example public for Laravel. The panel creates the directory if it does not exist.
Applying changes
Section titled “Applying changes”Click Save settings. The panel rebuilds the configuration and validates it before loading. If validation fails (for example nginx -t reports an error), the panel keeps the running configuration and shows the detailed error, so the website is not interrupted.
Deleting a website
Section titled “Deleting a website”The Delete website section is at the bottom of the tab and requires typing the website name to confirm. By default it only removes the configuration and unregisters the site from the panel. Tick “Also delete the system account, home directory and all files” to remove everything.