How to Change Your Hypernode Settings

The Control Panel offers an overview of your Hypernode’s statistics and settings. These settings can easily be adjusted via the command line. This article offers an in-depth explanation of these values.

How to Change These Settings

The settings below can be configured through our hypernode-systemctl tool. The hypernode-systemctl tool allows you to set certain values for your Hypernode via the command line interface. In the past we asked you to contact support or to go to your Service Panel to change a setting. The hypernode-systemctl tool saves valuable time and makes developing and maintaining a Magento shop even more easier.

The Settings in the Control Panel

Uses floating IP

Whether your node has a dedicated IP.

Open VPN enabled

Hypernode-vpn offers a secure way of directly connecting to your database.

Redis persistent instance

Indicates whether another Redis instance will be started which can be used for sessions instead of caching. Please note that this might require some changes on your end. For more information about this setting see this changelog.

MySQL tmp on data

Indicates whether the MySQL tmp directory is located in the /data/ directory of the app user or in the /tmp/ directory of the root user. The root user does not have the same amount of space available as the app user, so enabling this might prevent MySQL from taking up all disk space at the cost of taking up the space of the app user. Mostly useful for large shops who create a lot of temporary tables with MySQL. For more information about this settings see this changelog.

Blackfire enabled

Indicates whether Blackfire is enabled. Check out this article on how to set up Blackfire.

Blackfire server token

The BlackFire server token for your Blackfire setup.

Blackfire server ID

The BlackFire server ID for your Blackfire setup.

Monitoring enabled

Whether monitoring is enabled. Development nodes are never monitored.

ionCube enabled

Indicates whether this node should have the ionCube loader enabled.

Varnish ESI ignore HTTPS

By setting the +esi_ignore_https flag, Varnish will treat HTTPS as HTTP in <esi:include /> blocks, thereby allowing ESI calls to pass through. However, because these calls are unencrypted and ESI is commonly used to cache information pertaining to authenticated users, it is recommended to only use ESI includes with resources on localhost. If you also want to enable this setting for an already existing Hypernode, please contact support.

Please refer to the issue on the official Magento 2 GitHub repository for more information related to ESI on Magento 2 with Varnish caching enabled.

Firewall block FTP

Indicates whether FTP is completely blocked or not in favour of SFTP. For more information about this setting see this changelog.

New Relic enabled

Indicates whether New Relic is enabled. Check out this article on how to set up New Relic.

Modern SSH config enabled

Indicates whether this node will have a stricter set of SSH encryption algorithms enabled. See this changelog for more information about this setting.

Modern SSL config enabled

Indicates whether this node will have the Mozilla Modern SSL configuration configured. This provides a higher level of security but loses compatibility with some browsers. For more information about this setting see this changelog.

Override sendmail return-path

Indicates if this node has a return-path set. When you send emails from your Magento shop with no return-path set, the return-path will default to noreply@hypernode.io. This email address may be recognised as a spam address by spam filters, as it is a very generic email used on all Hypernodes without same email configuration.

Check out this article for more information.