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It's buried in the KB articles: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213406329-How-to-suggest-a-feature-request-for-Plesk-
There have been several support techs that recommended it to me (whether appropriately or inappropriately) via support tickets.
I agree that it would make sense if they link it in the footer or on the Help Center page. Maybe we should make a Feature Suggestion. ;)
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You mean “Local repository on your workstation” mode (not “Remote Git hosting like GitHub or BitBucket”), right?
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I'm not sure how this ended up in the new Docker category, but would you please move it to Databases (or whichever category that you feel is most relevant)? Thank you, Daniel.
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Upvoted. Is there or can there be an easy way to link to the localhost/Plesk MySQL rather than creating a separate data container?
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While we wish it as much as you do, this is not possible to deliver Docker at customer level at the moment as customers can gain root-level access through the Docker CT and it will be an ultimate security breach.
The only generic way to deliver such function is wrapping all containers of a customer into a sort of VM similarly to Kubernetes “pods”, but Plesk itself runs in VM commonly and cannot produce extra tier of VMs. So we are very much limited by Docker itself and we are exploring how we can overcome it.
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It would be nice to "assign" a Docker to a customer so that they may restart it and/or maybe change/see certain environmental variables. For example, I create Redis containers, and it would be nice if the customer could see the exposed port, restart it if necessary, and also be able to change the REDIS_PASSWORD environmental variable as desired.
Of course, I wouldn't want them to be able to change all environmental variables, so perhaps a checkbox that would allow me to allow it to be user-controlled (and thus show up on their panel) would be nice.
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I feel like it would be nice to configure per site? For example, if I have a web site where I don't feel like listing every cookie and possible impact of linking to CDNs for various assets to comply with GDPR (They're logging my IP address! Get or set up a ch€ap VPN if that bothers you), it would be convenient to block affected countries. I certainly wouldn't want to do this for every site, but it would be nice to be able to push a button (so to speak) for sites where I don't care about European traffic. I'm not suggesting a "block GDPR traffic" button in the admin (that would be silly), but perhaps a way to more easily group rubbish traffic by type?