Question 1

Setting up, and installing Wordpress

Accepted Answer

Wordpress is the most popular CMS on the internet, and today I wanted to show you how to Install Wordpress on NodeHost in a few steps and some info you will need along the way.

Launch a "container"

The first and big step is to launch a new container on NodeHost.

When you click on Create Container you will get a screen asking fo the type, just pick the default "PHP Running On NGINX/APACHE" (at the time of writing there is only one option). Then pick a location and a size for your site, the size and resources of your site can be changed later, no need to worry, pick the normal "$0.06 / 24hr" option as a default if you want. You should now see this, click create container, it will take a few seconds.

Setup your domain

Now just open your new container and go to the domains section in the side menu.

You will see 2 options, one is to set the domain you already own, if you don't own one you will need to buy one from a provider like Dynadot. Unless this is a testing site always set the domain you will be using and don't use the free myws.ca domain option as your first domain on the container (it cant be changed after).

Once y

Question 2

Account information API

Accepted Answer

Quick jump to call

|| This will open the pages in a new tab.

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${color}#96d35f / History events
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${color}#ff9300 / Email create
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This will fetch the account information for the user accessing the API like username, first and last name, email, account credit, and location information.

Request URL

https://api.nodehost.cloud/getaccountinfo

Parameters

None

More info

None

Response

{
  "data": {
    "id": "1232",
    "username": "apiuser",
    "first_name": "API",
    "last_name": "User",
    "email": "support@nodehost.ca",
    "email_alerts": "0",
    "email_recepts": "false",
    "email_updates": "0",
    "register_date": "1538862744",
    "type": "normal",
    "verified": "false",
    "referral": "0",
    "parent": "0",
    "credit": "56",
    "credit_referral": "0",
    "country": "Canada",
    "state": "British Columbia"
  },
  "system_connection": "true",
  "system_version": "v_55_65418c9",
  "system_user_id": "1232",
  "system_user_username": "apiuser"
}

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Question 3

Privacy policy

Accepted Answer

The short version

We do basic analytics but we will give clear easy to understand ways to disable at any time, and we self host all of this so it's not shared with a third party. We don't share data with anyone without user permission FIRST!

The long version

We will not sell or disclose your personal information to third parties without your consent except as otherwise provided in this Policy or our Terms of Service and Appropriate Use Policy. We may use information about who you are, where and when you browse our network, and how you use our network to provide you better service.

We respect your privacy and we do use a internal analytics service on our website, all data collected via this service is anonymized and original data is not stored. This data is not linked to an account if you have one, and is used to average how people find and use our services. This data is NOT shared with any other parties, this data remains private and is deleted after 30 days.

This Policy applies to customers who purchase and use our services and products in Canada. Collection, use, disclosure, and protection of personal information may be subject to different regulation outside the Canada.

NodeHost will revise and update this Policy as it is deemed appropriate, including, for example, if changes in the law so require. You should refer back to this page for the latest information.

Question 4

Make Let's Encrypt work when using Cloudflare (ACME Challenge)

Accepted Answer

So first things first Let's Encrypt and Cloudflare are amazing, but just enabling the Cloudflare cloud and Let's Encrypt makes it impossible to auto renew domains. This rule change will allow you to auto renew with Let's Encrypt and make everyone happy.

This is because Let's Encrypt will do a ACME challenge on your domain on each renewal attempt, and with the default Cloudflare settings it will fail.

The simple solution is to enable a simple page rule on Cloudflare. This is a simple rule to disable SSL force on the ACME requests.

Now here is a copy of the rule, and just disable SSL.

*yourdomain.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/*

Question 5

Containers API

Accepted Answer

Containers are how you host websites on NodeHost, this is our main service.

The container locations range from n5 to n12 at this current time, and the site sizes are listed below.

Normal Plans normal_s2_v0 (350MB Disk) - Teachers and students only normal_s2_v1 (2GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v2 (4GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v3 (6GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v4 (8GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v5 (16GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v6 (24GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v7 (24GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v8 (24GB Disk) - All users normal_s2_v9 (32GB Disk) - All users

Light Plans (No DB or Mail) light_s2_v0 (50MB Disk) - All users (free micro container) light_s2_v1 (1GB Disk) - All users light_s2_v2 (2GB Disk) - All users light_s2_v3 (4GB Disk) - All users light_s2_v4 (6GB Disk) - All users light_s2_v5 (8GB Disk) - All users

Plus Plans (Extra DB and Mail) plus_s2_v1 (2GB Disk) - All users except students plus_s2_v2 (4GB Disk) - All users except students plus_s2_v3 (6GB Disk) - All users except students

Reseller Plans (Price per storage) reseller_normal_s1_v1 (1GB Disk) - Reseller accounts only reseller_normal_s1_v2 (2GB Disk) - Reseller accounts only reseller_normal_s1_v3 (3GB Disk) - Reseller accounts only reseller_normal_s1_v4 (4GB Disk) - Reseller accounts only reseller_normal_s1_v5 (5GB Disk) - Reseller accounts only reseller_normal_s1_v6 (6GB Disk) - Reseller accounts only reseller_normal_s1_v7 (7

Question 6

Importing a site (Wordpress) from a CPANEL user export

Accepted Answer

This will have a lot of steps but are fairly simple. This guide will also include images along the way to help you out.

Launch a site on NodeHost and upload files

First step is to launch a new site on the NodeHost panel and set your domain. Now just get your SFTP info, you will find it under SFTP in the sidebar, this is how you connect to the site for uploading your files.

Use that info to upload your site files, you will find them in the unzipped folder from CPANEL under homedir and then in that folder your site contents will be under public_html OR a folder with your domain name on it.

Upload the files to your /web/example.com/public_html folder on NodeHost using your local FTP client like FileZilla (PC/Mac) or Transmit/Cyberduck (Mac). Before you upload or after remember to delete our default index.html file we created when you launched the site.

Setup the database

On the panel setup a new database, and use that info to connect to our Database Editor. When you login visit the Import section.

You will find your website database backup in the zip contents under mysql. If the names are for example numbered you can find the correct one by opening your wp-config.php file in your site. it will contain the name of the database you want to restore.

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