Plesk Panel offers a user-friendly interface for managing Python applications. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you manage a Python application on Plesk Panel:
- Locating the Application:
First, you need to find the domain or subdomain where you want to host your Python application. Go to the “Websites & Domains” tab and select the appropriate domain or subdomain.
- Adding a Python Application:
To enable Python support for your domain or subdomain, click on the “Python” option and then check the “Enable Python Support” option.
In the next step, click the “Add Application” button. Here, you should specify the name of your application and the path where the application is physically located.
- Selecting Python Version and Required Modules:
In the “Python version” section, choose the Python version you want to use for your application. Plesk generally supports multiple versions of Python.
You can also specify the Python modules required for your application to run. Go to the “Modules” section, search for the necessary modules in the search bar, and add them.
- Defining the Entry Point of Your Application:
A Python application requires an entry point to run. This is typically the main file of your application. In the “Entry point” section, specify the entry point of your application.
- Running and Stopping the Application:
Once you have configured your settings, you can run your application by clicking the “Run” button. To stop the application, use the “Stop” button.
Plesk Panel is a powerful and flexible tool for managing Python applications. The steps above provide a general overview of how to manage Python applications on Plesk Panel. However, depending on the specific needs of your application, you may require more detailed or customized settings. Therefore, it is always recommended to refer to Plesk’s official documentation and user guides.