Launched
On VIP, an environment is considered launched when
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Usage
The Usage panel provides access to a record of either chargeable requests (Usage – Requests) or monthly unique visitors (Usage – Visitors Stats) for an organization’s applications. The type of data that is displayed is based on the metric defined in the organization’s contract with WordPress VIP.
Fully qualified domain names (FQDN)
The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for a site on the VIP Platform can be either the www or non-www variant of the domain.
Parse.ly
Parse.ly is a content analytics platform that gives creators, marketers, and developers the tools to understand content performance and prove content value. All WordPress sites on the WPVIP Platform have access to Parse.ly by enabling a lightweight VIP MU plugin called wp-parsely.
Access-Controlled Files
The Access-Controlled Files feature restricts access to files and media uploaded to the WordPress Media Library of a site. Two modes of Access-Controlled Files are supported: Restrict access to unpublished files or Restrict access to all files.
Default behavior of the Bot
The VIP Code Analysis Bot analyzes and reviews pull requests that are created in the WordPress VIP GitHub organization. The Bot also comments on pull requests with feedback using the GitHub username wpcomvip-vipgoci-bot. This feedback aims to highlight potential issues before they impact sites, and to assist software professionals with improving submitted code.
PHP linting
The VIP Code Analysis Bot runs the PHP linter, bundled with PHP (php -l), to highlight code syntax and compilation errors.
SVG analysis
All SVG files introduced or altered in pull requests are scanned by an SVG scanner maintained by VIP. The scanner will flag any non-whitelisted attributes or tags and report them in the automated code review by the VIP Code Analysis Bot.
PHPCS analysis
PHP_CodeSniffer (PHPCS) is an independent utility that scans code using a variety of PHPCS standards.
Site access for WPVIP Support
Occasionally users with a vip_support custom user role will appear in the list of a site’s users. Members of the WPVIP Support Team will create temporary user accounts with the vip_support role, granting full access to a site’s WordPress Admin on an as-needed basis, to assist with issues reported by customers or by our internal monitoring. These temporary user accounts expire after 8 hours and are removed automatically.