AI App Hosting 1.3.8-1

Web applications now recover from common faults The system now checks web applications every five minutes. It repairs a proxy that points at the wrong port, including after an application is restored from a backup, and emails the account when a person needs to act. An application that keeps crashing is no longer shown as running, and an application that is down now serves a branded page instead of an Apache error. Application containers also stop in under a second instead of ten. Manage the health check in WHM API 1 Server administrators can read and change the health check settings in WHM API 1, including the cooldown, the daily limit, and where the server-wide alert goes. They can also list applications that keep failing, check one application on demand, and exclude an application from the scheduled check. Clearer deploy errors A failed deploy now reports the stage and the reason that it failed, including when the account ran out of disk space or quota. The interface also names what is wrong with an application and what would fix it. Domains that an application serves stay reserved When the Web Apps feature is turned off, the interface no longer offers WordPress or Sitejet builds on a domain that a running application serves. For more information on AI App Hosting plugin releases, read our AI App Hosting Release Notes documentation.