History: Standard domain name and port pattern
Preview of version: 11
This is an attempt to propose an optimal standard subdomain name pattern for WikiSuite users.
Goals:
- A predictable recipe we can all use
- For new users not to be worried of having done it wrong
- Use this for scripting projects like the WikiSuite Orchestrator
- Permit to move some services to different servers if needed later (WikiSuite is designed to run on one server by default which is fine at the beginning)
- Offer a predictable setup for all websites on a ClearOS server (the default website stores things differently than the others)
- Make it easy to create clones and test upgrades via https://doc.tiki.org/TRIM
ClearOS admin panel
server.example.org:81 : ClearOS admin panel and default web site (which will have nothing)
Why not use example.org:81? This permits to set up a new ClearOS server without affecting an existing website (ex.: if you already have a running site, and you want to set all this up in parallel, and migrate the website once everything is tested)
Websites
| What | domain name | where files are stored | |
| main website | example.org | /var/www/virtual/example.org/html/ | |
| test upgrade | next.example.org | /var/www/virtual/next.example.org/html/ | data from prod, code from trunk |
| staging | staging.example.org | /var/www/virtual/staging.example.org/html/ | data from prod, code from tip of branch |
| Backup of a week ago | oneweekago.example.org | /var/www/virtual/oneweekago.example.org/html/ | exact copy from 7 days ago |
| Ad hoc copy | 20170431-11h55.example.org | /var/www/virtual/20170431-11h55.example.org/ | on demand exact copy |
todo :mail / MX: example.org
Openfire / XMPP
todo: srv record, etc.