1. Extra – Web Hosting/Server Intro Informatics Department Parahyangan Catholic University

2. Contoh-contoh pada slide ini dibuat berdasarkan pengalaman dan account pribadi, sama sekali tidak bertujuan untuk mempromosikan perusahaan-perusahaan yang dijadikan contoh dibuat oleh: Joanna Helga

3.  To make our website accessible to public, we need to upload it to a public server  There are 3 common options:  web hosting service  virtual private server  dedicated server

4.  Web Hosting Service  free (usually very limited and supported by ads)  paid  Virtual Private Server & Dedicated Server  managed  unmanaged

5.  Other Options  Colocation Server  Cloud Server  Clustered & Grid Hosting  Home Server  etc.

7.  The scope of web hosting services varies greatly.  The most basic is web page and small-scale file hosting, where files can be uploaded via File Transfer Protocol (FTP) or a web interface.

8.  We can store several websites in a single hosting account  separate folder  separate FTP account  separate MySQL database  etc.  This allows web hosting reselling

9. Example from Proaxxss

11. Example from Godaddy (incomplete)

13.  Uploading our website to the web hosting is usually done via web interface or FTP.  FTP  FTP Client usually works like file explorer. We can easily uploads several files at once by drag-and- drop  More stable for uploading large files

14.  Web Interface  can be accessed with browser, no need to install FTP application  sometimes web hosting provides feature for uploading a zip archive and automatically unzips it when the upload completes.

15. Example : Godaddy’s Control Panel

18. user alice@holicfarm.net only able to store 100Mb of files and can only access /alice/ directoryalice@holicfarm.net user alice@holicfarm.net only able to store 100Mb of files and can only access /alice/ directoryalice@holicfarm.net

19. Example : Godaddy’s Control Panel

20. Managing domain & DNS Installing web app Creating New Database Accessing phpMyAdmin

21.  It is possible to control multiple domain names in a single web hosting account (if the hosting plan permits)  primary domain is directed to the document root directory (public_html, var/www, htdoc)  add-on domains is directed to a subfolder inside the document root

22.  In the Previous Example: primary domain is holicfarm.net

23. public_html public_html/mi2.me/ holicfarm.net mi2.me mi2me.holicfarm.netholicfarm.net/mi2.me/

24. public_html/alice/ alice.holicfarm.net holicfarm.net/alice

25.  Suppose we want a sub-domain to redirect to another website

27.  VPS is a virtual machine  A single computer can have several VPSs, each one with its own OS and server software  Customer has a superuser-level access  can configure the server  can install any software that runs on that OS  responsible for its security

28. To the user, a VPS appears like a dedicated server, however, since the hardware is actually shared among other VPSs, performance may be lower and depend on the workload of other instances

29. Example: Godaddy’s Linux VPS Plan

30. Example: Godaddy’s Windows VPS Plan

31. Example: OVH’s VPS Plan (Linux Only)

32. Example: Godaddy’s Linux DS Plan

33. Example: Proaxxs’ Linux DS Plan

34. Example: OVH’s DS Plan

35.  VPS/DS provider usually provides control panel for basic management:  restarting the machine  reinstalling the OS  upgrading  etc. Example: OVH’s control panel

37.  There are several ways for managing a VPS/DS  remote desktop (windows)  telnet / ssh  control panel (cpanel, webmin, etc.)

38. Example: Bitvise SSH Client

39.  Control Panel is a convenient tools for managing a VPS  if the VPS comes without it, we need to install it first.  cPanel is a popular paid control panel, while webmin is a popular free control panel  not all configurations can be done through control panel

41.  To hook a domain name to a server is slightly more complicated than to a web hosting: 1. First we need to tell the DNS that our domain is directed to what IP address Example: mi2.me  158.69.194.24 2. Second we need to “handle” the incoming request from that domain name to our server by creating a virtual host Example: request from pbw39.mi2.me  var/www/PBW/39/

43.  Virtual Host’s configuration is stored in /etc/apache2/sites-available Example: Debian8 OS

44.  The file can be opened using a text editor (usually vi or nano is preinstalled)  command: nano PBW39.mi2.me.conf Example: Debian8 OS

46.  Domain Names can be bought through a domain name registrar (eg. Godaddy)  To keep the domain name, we need to pay its yearly fee

49.  Owned domain names are listed in the account control panel

55.  MX record that points to Google App (was free, but now no longer free)