Virtual Hosts

The Action bar is located at the top of the page, and is used to add virtual hosts:

Name	Button	Description
Add Virtual Host		Adds a new virtual host.

Defined virtual hosts are displayed in a list.The information for each listed virtual host is sorted into columns:

• Type - The type of virtual host: system defined, Zend Server defined (, ).
• Vhost - The virtual host server name/IP.
• Port - The port the virtual host listens on.
• Status - The status of the virtual host: OK, Pending, Error (, ,,).

  Note:

  In a cluster, 'Warning' if some of the virtual host's nodes are in error state & 'Error' if all of the virtual host's nodes are in error state.

• Properties - Displays virtual host properties: default virtual host, enabled Zend Deployment, SSL-secured (,, )
• Messages - Any virtual host related messages (e.g., Vhost does not exists on the server, Server is pending restart).
• Last Updated - The last time the virtual host was edited.
• Actions - Vhost action items (availability depends on virtual host type):
  

  Name	Icon	Description	Vhost Type
  Edit		Edits an existing virtual host.	Zend Server defined
  Delete		Removes the virtual host.	Zend Server defined
  Redeploy		Redeploys the virtual host.	Zend Server defined
  Enable Deployment		Manages the virtual host by Zend Server to enable deployment.	System-defined
  Disable Deployment		Disables deployment on the virtual host.	System-defined

Selecting a virtual host from the Virtual Hosts list, or clicking the Expand View arrow on the right, displays an expanded view of the virtual host.

The Expanded view contains the following tabs:

• Details - General virtual host-related details:
  • Type - Management properties for the virtual host:  system defined or Zend Server defined.
  • Created at - A timestamp of when the virtual host was created.
  • Document Root - The location of the virtual host.
  • Security - Indicates whether the virtual host is SSL secured.
  • Certificate File Path - The path to the SSL certificate file.
  • Key File Path - The path to the SSL key file.
  • Chain File Path - The path to an Intermediate SSL certificate.
  • Configuration Template - The virtual host configuration template.
• Servers - A list of the servers the virtual host is associated with.

  Note:

  The status of the servers changes the status of the virtual host in the Vhosts list: If all servers in the cluster are in error state, the status is displayed as the virtual host status. If only some of the servers are in error state, the status is displayed.

• Applications - A list of the applications deployed on the selected virtual host.