Reposting this as you CLEARLY keep pointing people here to vote for Tomcat support to come back, but close off every suggestion!!

This has been asked over 1000 times in forums, and here, so it's a BIG issue, and I'm going to keep creating suggestions EVERY DAY until you keep it live.

Build an extension (supported or not) to allow tomcat to easily be used with Plesk with newer versions.

Keep this open you twats so we can vote, or CLEARLY email everyone saying that if people want java hosting they should delete Plesk... as your developers are unable to build a panel that supports the most run middleware on the planet.

Fire your product managers, get better managers and get this back on the roadmap.

The advisor should be customizable (ignore rule / change weighting) - many of the suggestions could be obsolete - and some of them seem to me to be advertising rather then advice (especially some points with "big score reward).

some examples

• a domain is used in plesk only for email or dns. The a-record points to another system which is secured by ssl - but the advisor tells me it is not ??? It should do a real check - not look into the database. Or marked as "done" or "ignore".




• my plesk server is shielded by a firewall and ddos protection already. So it would be useless to install the plesk firewall or mod security - but the advisor tells me so...




• my favorite: I should install the wordpress toolkit to monitor my wordpress instances ... Instead I should get a reward of 10000000000 points for not using wordpress at all.




• while I'm typing this, I'm reading about ClamAV on the right site - but no advice by the advisor - only imunifyAv ...




• activate automated system updates: these are activated. But invisible for plesk (ansible/awx) - so how can I tell this the advisor?




• same with backups: they're done without plesks knowledge... So how to turn this point to green?

In total, I like the extension. But I always have to review all suggestions, because I cant's see by the status if there was a change or not, because it's always red....

I have read a lot about git integration in plesk and it sounded great,e.g. here:
https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/onyx/whats-new/ or here https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/administrator-guide/website-management/git-support.75824/
But actually as far as I found out, it is only possible to pull and deploy changes from a remote repository to your website. It is very disapointing that it is not possible the other way round:
I would like to make changes to my live site, and commit them (including all changes to the mySQL DB and files) and push them to my github repo.
(Why) is this not possible?
It would be perfect to make quick "backups" and revert changes to the last commit (e.g. in case of a hack or an accident).
Or is there any other way to use a version controll system in the webhosting world?