Deploying branches
Each of an application’s VIP Platform environments can track its own specific branch of the application’s wpcomvip GitHub repository.
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Each of an application’s VIP Platform environments can track its own specific branch of the application’s wpcomvip GitHub repository.
Drop-ins are files designed to replace, add, or enhance specific WordPress Core features.
Logs can also be useful for debugging, security, and incident investigation.
The WordPress VIP Platform provides a resilient infrastructure that includes full page cache, object cache, database indexes, database read replicas, separate handling of static files, dynamic image size transformation, and auto-scaling of web containers.
Penetration tests, security assessments, or other scans can be run by a customer against their application’s WordPress VIP Platform environments.
The version of PHP currently running on an environment can be referenced:
Check the status of a currently running import with the VIP-CLI command vip import sql status
command.
Database structure for a WordPress multisite differs from the database structure of WordPress single site. In order to import a database to a VIP WordPress multisite network, the database file for import must be exported from a WordPress multisite.
A user’s ability to view or access Database Backup files in the VIP Dashboard or with VIP-CLI are defined by the Org role and permissions assigned to them by their organization.
Some limitations apply to accessing Database Backup files in the VIP Dashboard or with VIP-CLI.