EasyApache profiles
You see which modules Apache was built with on each server, and change them. Pick one of the ready profiles to set the whole package selection at once, then switch individual Apache modules on or off as needed. The date of the last build and any pending restart are shown too.
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- C · Platform and software
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- 01Set per serverEach server keeps its own profile; the fleet is not forced onto one.
- 02Ready-made profilesMinimal, Balanced, Full. Applying one resets the package set to that profile’s definition.
- 03MPM and modulesThe MPM choice and each module toggle on and off individually.
- 04Locked packagesThey stay required; whatever the profile says, they cannot be removed.
- 05Last build on recordThe last build’s time and duration are shown, and a pending restart is flagged.
What it does.
“When did we last build on this server?” The answer is on screen: the date of the last build and how long it took. A pending restart is flagged too. Profiles are kept per server, so a machine carrying enterprise customers doesn’t have to share one with a shared hosting box. When a ready profile is close but not quite right, you switch the remaining Apache modules one by one.
Ready-made profiles set the package list in one move. Applying one resets the packages to that profile’s definition.
Locked packages stay required: no profile can remove them.
Switch the MPM and each module on its own.
The last build’s time and duration are recorded, and a pending restart is flagged.
Each server keeps its own setting; the fleet isn’t forced onto one profile.
Three ready profiles: Minimal is the smallest set that runs PHP, Balanced turns on HTTP/2 and ModSecurity, Full includes every module down to legacy CGI.
Platform and software
Every layer a site runs on top of.
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- C.03This page EasyApache profilesYou see which modules Apache was built with on each server, and change them. Pick one of the ready profiles to set the whole package selection at once, then switch individual Apache modules on or off as needed. The date of the last build and any pending restart are shown too.
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