# Global Application Settings
# About
Global Application Settings include 'screenshot interval', 'Screenshot driver pool size', 'Automatically provision Let's Encrypt certificates','php-fpm' (Apache only) and 'php.ini', and are automatically applied to each Application server in your Enhance cluster.
Some settings, including 'php.ini'can be overriden on a per server basis.
Further per server customisations can be made for Apache, LiteSpeed and Nginx webserver kinds.
# Screenshot Interval
This setting determines the frequency at which a screenshot of a website will be taken. A website screenshot is used for display purposes only and is displayed on a website's dashboard. It is possible for a customer to manually trigger a screenshot.
Default: 1 day
To edit the global default Screenshot Interval:
- Open Settings in the left sidebar
- Select Service settings
- Scroll to the Application section
- Locate Screenshot interval and select your preference from the drop down. Your selection will automatically be saved.
# Screenshot Driver Pool Size
This setting determines the number of screenshot worker processes per application server.
Default: 1
To edit the global default Screenshot Driver Pool Size:
- Open Settings in the left sidebar
- Select Service settings
- Scroll to the Application section
- Locate Screenshot Driver Pool Size and select your preference from the drop down. Your selection will automatically be saved.
# php-fpm Settings
php-fpm settings are automatically applied to every website placed on the application role. php-fpm settings can be overridden on a per server (Apache and Nginx) and a per website basis. These settings are visible to website owners as default php-fpm setting and can then be overridden by the website owner.
To edit the global default php-fpm configuration:
- Open Settings in the left sidebar
- Select Service settings
- Scroll to the Application section
- Locate php-fpm
- Select Add directive to add a new directive
- Click Save to finsh
# php.ini Settings
php.ini settings are automatically applied to every website placed on the application role. php.ini settings can be overridden on a per server (Apache, LiteSpeed and Nginx) and a per website basis. These settings are visible to website owners as default php.ini setting and can then be overridden by the website owner.
To edit the global default php.ini configuration:
- Open Settings in the left sidebar
- Select Service settings
- Scroll to the Application section
- Locate php.ini
- Select Add directive to add a new directive
- Click Save to finsh