Container File Paths
Below is a list of common file paths on your container. These paths can be accessed via SSH, SFTP, or used in cron jobs and your code. Document root ~/sites/domainname_environment/doc_root Common Services Perl: /usr/bin/perl PHP: /usr/bin/php PEAR: /usr/bin/pear Python: /usr/bin/python Sen ...
Understanding load-balancing
Table of Contents The Old Way The Stackable Way What is Load Balancing? How it Works Benefits of Load Balancing The Old Way One of the major problems in web development is scaling the hardware that hosts a site to fit its particular traffic needs. A site may start off serving only a few hits ...
PHP Version and Extensions
This article displays the current version of PHP and the loaded extensions for any container running PHP. Conten<br><br><br&a ...
PHP Timeouts
PHP timeouts are controlled by two main variables: max_input_time max_execution_time 'max_input_time' defines how many seconds a file upload via PHP is allowed to take before it times out, while 'max_execution_time' covers how long scripts are allowed to run. Both of these values can be set fr ...
Service Manager
Each container has a Stackable Service Manager which allows you to see the state of processes running on your container and to start or stop a process, such as the container's web server. The Stackable Service Manager also watches for processes which have terminated unexpectedly and it attempts ...
PHP Error Reporting
Stackable uses integers to represent possible values for the error_reporting setting. The use of integers is required and the use of constants, such as E_ALL, is not supported. Finding the proper integer to represent common constants is not difficult. The table below may be used to find the pr ...
