cPanel is a Linux-based web hosting control panel that provides a simple graphical interface for easily managing files, domains, emails, databases, security, and server backups without needing command-line access.
This article explains how to configure deployment for Git repositories managed through cPanel’s Git Version Control interface. It covers both push and pull deployment methods, how to prepare repositories, how to use the .cpanel.yml deployment file, and how to push or pull changes for automated or manual deployment.
This article explains how deployment works for Git repositories managed through cPanel’s Git Version Control feature. It covers requirements, the structure of the .cpanel.yml deployment file, automatic (push) deployment, manual (pull) deployment, and examples for deploying files or directories to production.
This article explains how deployment works for Git repositories managed through cPanel’s Git Version Control feature. It covers deployment requirements, the structure and purpose of the .cpanel.yml file, examples for deploying files and directories, and the differences between automatic (push) and manual (pull) deployment workflows.
This article explains the advanced configuration changes, restrictions, deployment behavior, SSH host key verification, and troubleshooting methods for Git repositories managed through cPanel. It is intended for system administrators who need deeper insight into how Git behaves within the cPanel environment.
This guide explains the advanced configuration changes, restrictions, deployment behavior, SSH host key verification, and troubleshooting methods for Git repositories managed through cPanel. It is designed for system administrators who need deeper insight into how Git operates within the cPanel environment.
This article explains how to create custom PHP INI directives for EasyApache 4 and how to install and deploy a Jekyll Ruby application on a cPanel server. It covers YAML directive creation, required system paths, Ruby and Jekyll installation, building the site, and deploying it to a public directory.
This article explains how to install and configure Sinatra Ruby applications, create Ruby web applications using Passenger, and customize PHP directives with .user.ini files in cPanel. It includes system requirements, installation steps, file setup, application registration, and Apache restart instructions.
This guide explains how to install, test, register, restart, and troubleshoot a Node.js application in cPanel. It covers EasyApache 4 requirements, creating the app.js file, running the application, registering it in Application Manager, creating a custom startup file, and resolving common issues.
This guide explains how to install, configure, test, and register a Python WSGI web application in cPanel. It covers virtual environments, Passenger configuration, dependency installation, testing the app, and restarting it using restart.txt.
This guide explains how to install cPanel & WHM on Google Compute Engine through the Google Marketplace, including instance creation, hostname configuration, static IP setup, and WHM login. It also covers installing Drush using Composer for managing Drupal projects.
This guide explains how to restrict visible PHP versions for cPanel users through MultiPHP Manager and how to manage php.ini directives when PHP‑FPM is enabled. It covers feature lists, packages, domain-level configuration, phpinfo validation, and modifying PHP‑FPM pool settings.
This guide explains how to manage php.ini directives when PHP‑FPM is enabled and how to configure PHP version recommendations in cPanel’s MultiPHP Manager. It covers verifying PHP‑FPM, creating a phpinfo file, reviewing and modifying directives globally or per domain, and editing the JSON configuration for recommended PHP versions.
