Infrastructure

Proxmox VE clusters, nodes and guests, and the Linux web servers and sites you host for customers.

1. 1 Infrastructure overview What the Infrastructure area covers, how hosts are found by the agent, and how to read the overview page.
2. 2 Proxmox clusters and nodes How Proxmox VE hosts are detected, adopting a cluster for a customer, and reading the cluster and node pages.
3. 3 Managing virtual machines and containers Find guests across every Proxmox host, start and stop them, take and roll back snapshots, back them up on demand and watch the ones that must stay running.
4. 4 Proxmox tasks, backups and alerts Follow what Proxmox did and what was started from Tenvara, keep task logs Proxmox would lose, and understand every Proxmox alert.
5. 5 Web servers How web servers are found, adopting one so Tenvara can run site operations, and everything on the server page.
6. 6 Creating and managing sites Create a website on an adopted web server, then manage its domains, certificates, access protection, maintenance mode and PHP version.
7. 7 Site databases, SFTP, cron and logs Create and restore a site's databases, give developers SFTP access, schedule cron jobs and read the site's logs from Tenvara.
8. 8 Deploys and site backups Deploy a site from git or an uploaded build with atomic releases and instant rollback, and back sites up on the server on a schedule.
9. 9 WordPress sites Install WordPress, check core, plugins and themes, run guarded updates with automatic rollback, and harden a WordPress site.
10. 10 Certificates, operations and alerts Track every TLS certificate your web servers serve, review the history of every operation run on them, and understand the web server alerts.