Creating Workspaces
Access the Workspace Manager admin interface through your organization’s deployment URL. Log in using your configured authentication provider.
Creating a Workspace
Section titled “Creating a Workspace”When you first log in, you’ll see your My Workspaces page. Click Add Workspace to launch the workspace creation wizard.
The wizard guides you through four steps:
1. Select Project
Section titled “1. Select Project”Choose the project where your workspace will be created.
2. Basic Configuration
Section titled “2. Basic Configuration”Specify your workspace details:
- Subdomain prefix - The subdomain where your workspace will be accessible
- Workspace type - The application framework or platform
- Starting storage - Initial storage allocation for your workspace
3. System Configuration
Section titled “3. System Configuration”Configure the runtime environment:
- PHP version (if applicable)
- Web server type (Apache, Nginx, etc.)
- Database version
- Other platform-specific settings
4. Initialization
Section titled “4. Initialization”Choose how to initialize your workspace:
- Empty workspace - Start with a blank environment
- Clean install - Install a fresh copy of your application
- Clone from repository - Import code from a Git repository
Once created, select your workspace to access its control panel.
Managing a Workspace
Section titled “Managing a Workspace”The workspace control panel lets you start and stop your environment, along with instructions for connecting to it. The Configuration tab provides access to workspace settings and application options.
HTTP Access Rules
Section titled “HTTP Access Rules”The HTTP Access Rules tab controls internet access to your workspace. By default, access is restricted to your organization’s VPN.
Rules can specify CIDR blocks, URI paths, or both:
- Traffic from specified IPs or CIDR blocks is allowed to the configured paths (or all paths)
- Specific URI paths can be opened to the public internet without IP restrictions
This enables integration with third-party services like payment gateways and ERP systems, and allows sharing in-development applications with external users.
HTTP access rules configured at the project level apply to all workspaces in that project.