Question Any serious projects using Plesk Onyx?

[layerwire]

Hi,
just trying to find some good/serious projects who used Plesk Onyx and features like Git/Node.Js/Ruby.
If you have that kind of projects, please share.
I just want to know all possibilities of Plesk Onyx and this features.

 

[korsar]

@NKV Plesk Onyx release with the features Git/NodeJs/Ruby was announced by Nov 11, 2016. So, there just two months since GA release of Plesk Onyx and one of the months had NY holidays, there is no info about such projects yet. But at least we(Plesk engineering team) use the features for our internal needs.

To learn the features you can study in Plesk University (http://university.plesk.com/catalog/info/id:192) and/or try it by yourself using trial license (https://www.plesk.com/download), it has all the required features included.

 

[layerwire]

@NKV Plesk Onyx release with the features Git/NodeJs/Ruby was announced by Nov 11, 2016. So, there just two months since GA release of Plesk Onyx and one of the months had NY holidays, there is no info about such projects yet. But at least we(Plesk engineering team) use the features for our internal needs.

To learn the features you can study in Plesk University (http://university.plesk.com/catalog/info/id:192) and/or try it by yourself using trial license (https://www.plesk.com/download), it has all the required features included.

We are using Plesk for sharing hosting and this features seems at this moment useless.
We tried to install Jekyll and Hexo using git, but after that you can't really do anything, if you log in as user in SSH. Its not possible to use commands.
Or are we doing something wrong?

 

[IgorG]

We tried to install Jekyll and Hexo using git, but after that you can't really do anything, if you log in as user in SSH. Its not possible to use commands.

What commands do you mean? git? You can use git in CLI without any limitations.

 

[IgorG]

Hi,
just trying to find some good/serious projects who used Plesk Onyx and features like Git/Node.Js/Ruby.
If you have that kind of projects, please share.
I just want to know all possibilities of Plesk Onyx and this features.

Additionally, I can give you the following statistics on the percentage relating the installed mentioned extensions to all installed Plesk Onyx servers in the world.


Of course, this is not a direct answer to your question, but an indirect nevertheless.

 

[korsar]

We are using Plesk for sharing hosting and this features seems at this moment useless.
We tried to install Jekyll and Hexo using git, but after that you can't really do anything, if you log in as user in SSH. Its not possible to use commands.
Or are we doing something wrong?

What do you expect when you log in as user via SSH?
Current usage of Git deploy feature is the following:

1. You have some Git repo with your app source code, which is used for collaboration between you and other developers.
2. When you decide to deploy your app to website managed by Plesk, you do a commit to master or click "pull" button in Plesk manually and get the app from the master deployed to the website.

 

[layerwire]

What do you expect when you log in as user via SSH?
Current usage of Git deploy feature is the following:

1. You have some Git repo with your app source code, which is used for collaboration between you and other developers.
2. When you decide to deploy your app to website managed by Plesk, you do a commit to master or click "pull" button in Plesk manually and get the app from the master deployed to the website.

Additionally, I can give you the following statistics on the percentage relating the installed mentioned extensions to all installed Plesk Onyx servers in the world.
View attachment 11975

Of course, this is not a direct answer to your question, but an indirect nevertheless.

I just want to know what possibilities customers have then they use git, node.js, and ruby. What are limits?
Because it's different then you are using it under root for yourself.