Overview
PHP configuration can be found in/etc/php/<version>/fpm/pool.d/www.conf. If you need to make ini changes please do so using this file.
We disable a small number of PHP functions that are considered to be security risks.
We use the dynamic PHP-FPM Process Manager and by default have a maximum of 500 child processes.
Opcache is enabled by default for performance improvements.
Command-line PHP
It’s important to note that if you’re using a different PHP version in your CLI scripts you’ll need to either reference that version’s binary directly, or add an alias to yourbash_profile to switch to it.
For example, if your server has a default version of PHP 7.4 but you’re using PHP 8.4, you will need to invoke it at the command-line as follows:
php to your bash_profile as follows:
What versions are supported?
We follow the official PHP support policies detailed on https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php. If you require another version please contact support.What extensions are enabled?
By default, the following extensions are enabled:- bcmath
- intl
- gd
- mbstring
- cli
- common
- curl
- imap
- json
- mysql
- opcache
- xml
- zip
- readline
- soap
- redis
What are the default configuration values?
These can be found below. If you need any settings to be adjusted please contact Support.| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| memory_limit | 2048M |
| upload_max_filesize | 1024M |
| post_max_size | 1024M |
| date.timezone | ”Europe/London” |
| opcache.max-accelerated-files | 65406 |
| max_execution_time | 18000 |
| realpath_cache_size | 10M |
| realpath_cache_ttl | 7200 |
| max_input_vars | 10000 |