/vip-config directory
The /vip-config
directory contains a file named vip-config.php
.
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The /vip-config
directory contains a file named vip-config.php
.
Issues reported as VIP warnings should not be pushed to a production server unless a specific use case requires it. Some common issues reported as VIP warnings are listed below.
PHP_CodeSniffer (PHPCS) scans that are run against WordPress application code by the VIP Code Analysis Bot—or scans that are run manually after following the instructions to install PHPCS for WordPress VIP—will run with identical standards that include the WordPress-VIP-Go
standard.
VIP recommends checking the WordPress Codex when using an unfamiliar or less frequently used function. The usage description and user-supplied notes can help show “gotchas”, identify possible unexpected results, or clarify whether the function returns output-safe results or if further escaping is needed.
When serving dynamic content within a Content Management System (CMS), there are two ends of the spectrum of caching behaviors:
The VIP Platform is built with multiple levels of security controls and protection—including edge protection, secure networking, robust access controls, continuous security monitoring, and code scanning. VIP performs recurring internal security testing of the platform, vulnerability assessments, and engages with third-parties to perform platform penetration testing on a regular basis.
Elasticsearch (ES) is an open-source search and analytics engine that powers Jetpack Search and WordPress VIP’s Enterprise Search.
On the VIP Platform, media files that are uploaded to a WordPress site are not stored in a filesystem that is local to the web container. Instead, an API is used to store the uploaded files in a separate read-only service called the VIP File System. The VIP File System is an external, globally distributed object store.
Code in pull requests made to an application’s wpcomvip GitHub repository should be reviewed before merging and deploying to a production environment. In addition to peer reviews, VIP provides tooling to provide more robust and timely feedback on code in pull requests.
The WordPress multisite feature enables a single WordPress instance with a single database to host more than one site, and for each of those sites to be mapped to a unique domain. The sites on a WordPress multisite are referred to collectively as a network.
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As an open source company, we take your privacy seriously and want to be as transparent as possible. So: We use cookies to collect some personal data from you (like your browsing data, IP addresses, and other unique identifiers). Some of these cookies we absolutely need in order to make things work, and others you can choose in order to optimize your experience while using our site and services.
These cookies are essential for our websites and services to perform basic functions and are necessary for us to operate certain features, like allowing registered users to authenticate and perform account-related functions, storing preferences set by users (like account name, language, and location), and ensuring our services operate properly.
These cookies allow us to optimize performance by collecting information on how users interact with our websites.
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