Manage an application
Click an application in Applications to open its page. The cards you see depend on the type of application.

Header buttons
Section titled “Header buttons”| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Login | Opens the Nextcloud sign-in page. |
| Open site | Opens the live website. |
| Open editor | Opens the site’s admin area or editor. |
| Domain & SSL | Connects the application to your domain. See Domain and SSL. |
| Delete | Removes the application after you confirm. |
Summary
Section titled “Summary”Shows the Status, SSL, DNS mode (greneIT DNS or I manage DNS), whether carbon Telemetry is on, the Version and, for server applications, the Application size.
If a deploy is still running or has failed, a banner explains what is happening.
Traffic
Section titled “Traffic”Data transferred and Visitors for 24h, 7 days or This month. For more detail, see Analytics.
Access credentials (server applications)
Section titled “Access credentials (server applications)”- WordPress admin or Nextcloud admin: the admin username, with a button to reset the password.
- SFTP: host, port, username, password and folder for uploading files with an SFTP program such as FileZilla. Use the copy buttons to copy each value, and Rotate SFTP password to issue a new password.
Updates (edge applications)
Section titled “Updates (edge applications)”When a new version of EmDash or Aria is available, click Upgrade to …. The site is rebuilt. There is no automatic restore point, so make sure you can recreate any recent changes.
For EmDash you can also switch template under EmDash template and click Apply template & redeploy. Your content and uploaded files are kept.
GitHub applications
Section titled “GitHub applications”- See the linked repository, branch and latest commit.
- Click Redeploy to deploy the latest commit again. Deployments lists previous deploys.
- Under Environment, add or change settings (KEY and value, then Save) or Remove them. Redeploy afterwards for changes to take effect.
Visitor emissions (edge applications)
Section titled “Visitor emissions (edge applications)”To measure the emissions caused by your visitors, click Install / refresh visitor tracking, or copy the snippet into your site with Copy snippet. See Emissions.
Logs (server applications)
Section titled “Logs (server applications)”Log summary shows recent Access logs (visits) and Error logs, which are useful when something isn’t working.
Block Access
Section titled “Block Access”Use this card while you are building a site, or to restrict who can reach it. The application must be published to a domain first.
- Block all except my connection: only your current IP address (shown at the bottom of the left-hand menu) can see the site.
- Block all traffic: nobody can reach the site.
- Open all traffic: everyone can reach the site again.
- Geo blocking: enter Allowed countries as two-letter codes, for example
GB, FI, SE, then click Save geo policy. Leave the box empty to allow all countries.
The current setting is shown as Open to everyone, All traffic blocked or Blocked except your connection.
Backups
Section titled “Backups”The Backup card shows the backup schedule. Click Backup now to take one immediately, or Backups & schedule for everything else. See Backups. Edge applications don’t have backups yet.
For WordPress-only tools (staging, cloning, scheduled tasks, outbound email and integrity scans), see WordPress tools.
