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Query Monitor is a WordPress plugin that provides a developer tools panel for debugging database queries, PHP errors, warnings and notices, hooks and actions, block editor blocks, enqueued scripts and stylesheets, HTTP API calls, and more. Query Monitor is loaded via VIP MU plugins on all VIP Platform WordPress environments. Users might need access to the plugin’s debug panels enabled through code or with VIP-CLI.
Network-level tables that are shared by all sites on the multisite network:
Users granted access to an organization’s VIP Dashboard with an Org guest role can only interact with an organization’s applications for which they also have an assigned App role.
PHP is under active development, and runs on all WordPress environments. As new versions are released, WordPress VIP customers are encouraged to prepare their application code for a PHP version update as soon as possible.
The versions of software that are deployed to a WordPress or a Node.js VIP Platform environment can be managed in the VIP Dashboard or with the VIP-CLI command: vip config software update <wordpress|php|nodejs|muplugins> <version> [options].
WordPress VIP maintains several origin data centers worldwide where VIP Platform environments are hosted. Origin servers for WordPress environments have application, database, batch, and object cache (Memcached) containers. Origin servers for Node.js environments have at minimum a Node.js application container and in some cases, a Redis container.
Output from PHP error reporting can be helpful for debugging issues in application code.
Harmonia is a Node.js deployment validation testing framework developed by WP VIP to identify issues that could prevent application code from building, deploying, or working as expected before that code is deployed to a production environment.
The Network Sites panel provides a list of all existing sites on a WordPress multisite network, related information for each site, and the ability to launch the network site.
XML-RPC is enabled by default since WordPress version 3.5 and allows communication between WordPress and other systems. If XML-RPC is disabled, any services relying on it will no longer work as expected.