Notifications for an organization
Automated Notifications can be configured for events that occur on the environments of an organization’s applications (e.g., code deployments, plugin vulnerabilities identified in application code).
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Destinations
A Destination is the recipient of a Notification or an Important Alert. The value of a Destination can be a webhook URL for Slack, Google Chat, or Microsoft Teams, a general-purpose webhook URL, or an email address.
Notifications
Notifications are automated messages triggered by events that occur on the environments of an organization’s applications (e.g., code deployments, performance metrics anomalies, plugin vulnerabilities identified in application code). All types of Notifications, including Important Alerts, can be configured in the VIP Dashboard.
Block Data API plugin
The Block Data API is a REST API for retrieving block editor posts structured as JSON or GraphQL. Though it is primarily designed for use in decoupled WordPress, the Block Data API can be used anywhere a developer needs to represent block markup as structured data.
VIP MU plugins branches and updates
The branch of VIP MU plugins that deploys to an environment—production branch or staging branch—can be configured in the Software Versions panel of the VIP Dashboard.
New Relic user access
Once New Relic has been enabled for the production environment of an application, users can be granted access to the New Relic dashboard.
People
The People panel in the VIP Dashboard provides visibility into the people who have been invited to an organization, their assigned roles, and their authority to make decisions on behalf of the organization. To review the people associated with an organization, their role, and status, select one of the displayed tabs: Platform Access, Invitations, or Primary Contacts.
VIP Dashboard access
To access the VIP Dashboard, a user must receive and accept an invitation to an organization and have an Org role assigned to them for that organization.
Slow Query Logs
Slow query logs provide the ability to identify queries made by an application that take an unusually long time to execute. Slow queries should be optimized in order to improve database efficiency and overall responsiveness of an application.
Developing with GitHub Codespaces
As an alternative to the VIP Local Development Environment, WordPress application code can be developed within a GitHub Codespaces environment. WPVIP provides configuration (config) files that create Codespaces environments based on WPVIP’s infrastructure. The config files can be further customized for the Codespaces environment to have nearly identical settings as an individual application.