They follow the site's backup policy, so the retention you set there applies. They're labelled as push snapshots in the backup list, so they're easy to tell apart from the nightly ones.
We'll be applying kernel updates to node4 on 3 November, 02:00–03:00 UTC.
Sites on that node will be unavailable for up to 10 minutes while it reboots. Mail is queued and delivered once the node is back. No action is needed on your side.
When a customer upgrades from a 2 GB to a 4 GB plan halfway through the month, what does Zephyr do with the difference: credit, immediate invoice or next renewal?
We'd prefer an immediate invoice for the difference.
The panel lets us pick a PHP version per site, but the API only exposes it read-only. We'd like to bump a batch of sites from 8.2 to 8.3 from a script.
Anyone else need this?
Day to day NodeBB sits around 300 MB, so 1 GB looks generous. The asset build is a different story though. Webpack and the minifier spike well past that.
What do people run with? We've settled on 2 GB for any site that rebuilds themes or plugins.
Has anyone got wildcard certificates working when the zone is on Cloudflare rather than our own nameservers?
The HTTP challenge is fine for single names, but *.example.com needs DNS-01. What token permissions does the panel need?
