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Integrations must be added to an organization in order to be available for activation on its application environments. An organization can add Integrations from within the Integrations Center in the VIP Dashhboard.
An Integration's activation options for an environment and additional configuration instructions (where applicable) are displayed in the Configure Integration panel for a selected Integration type.
Information about an Integration's features, activation status, and options for management are displayed in sections within the Manage Integration panel for a selected Integration.
The App Integrations panel of the VIP Dashboard displays a list of Integrations that are available for an application's environments.
Integrations that have already been added to an organization and are available to its applications are listed in the Org Integrations panel in the VIP Dashboard.
The full collection of Integrations that are currently available for all applications on WordPress VIP are listed in the Integrations Center located in the VIP Dashboard.
After AI-powered features for the Parse.ly Content Helper (PCH) have been activated for a site, each feature can be selectively enabled or disabled, and access to each feature can be limited to a selected set of user roles.
Custom rules can be added to the VIP Dashboard’s User Agent Restrictions panel to block requests made by specific User Agents to an environment.
HTTP response headers can be added, and some of a site’s HTTP response headers can be edited or removed. Modifications to HTTP response headers should be made with filters in a custom plugin or in a theme’s functions.php file.
By default, responses to a request are served by an edge server geographically located closest to the user making the request. However for testing purposes or to debug issues related to caching behaviors it can be useful to target an edge server in a specific global location.