Hosting V3

Containerized application code configured in bootstrap sequences stored in Amazon S3 buckets and launched by invoker, included in the web-server and nfs-server image families .

Webscale Pro V3

Container shell helpers

Webscale Pro V3 environments run your application in containers. To open a shell inside the application container from the NFS host, use the shell helper script:

shell

This script opens an interactive shell inside the container with the site code mounted (/var/www/html) and all the shared folders (media, var, etc).

Deployment helper scripts

The following helper scripts are available for deployments on Webscale Pro V3 environments:

  • list-images – lists available container images (for example tags by commit or branch).
  • tag-by-commit – updates the deploy tag to point to an image built from a specific commit.
  • tag-by-branch – updates the deploy tag to point to an image built from a specific branch.
  • run-deploy-and-cleanup – runs the deployment using the current deploy tag, executes hooks, and cleans up.

These scripts are used in the Webscale Pro V3 deployment guide and should not be modified.

Managed services

Webscale Pro V3 environments use managed services for supporting components. Typical services include:

  • Database (managed relational database)
  • Search (OpenSearch-compatible service)
  • Cache/key-value store (Valkey-compatible cache service)
  • Message queue (RabbitMQ-compatible service)
  • HTTP cache (Webscale Varnish)
  • HTTP relay / reverse proxy in front of the application

The exact service types and locations are defined per environment and managed by Webscale.

Configuration

Explanation of how V3 environments are configured.

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Last modified on August 11, 2026