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Application Manager
Log in to your cPanel>>Software>>Application Manager
If you do not know how to log in to your cPanel account, please see this article.
Open the Application Manager tool:
If you are using the Jupiter theme, on the Tools page, in the Software section,
click Application Manager:
cPanel – Software – Application Manager icon
If you are using the Paper Lantern theme, in the SOFTWARE section of the cPanel home page, click Application Manager:
cPanel – Software – Application Manager icon
The Application Manager page appears. Under Register Your Application, in the Application Name text box, type a name for your application:
cPanel – Application Manager – Register Your Application page
In the Deployment Domain list box, select the domain you want to use for the application.
In the Base Application URL text box, type the URL where you want to access the application.
In the Application Path text box, type the path to your application files.
Under Deployment Environment, select Development or Production.
To add environment variables to the application, click Add Variable. In the Variable Name and Value text boxes, type the variable name and setting, and then click Save.
Click Deploy. cPanel deploys the application, and it appears in the application list:
cPanel – Software – Application Manager – Manage applications listYou can now manage the application:
- To disable the application,
- click the slider button under Status.
- To edit the application settings,
The available options are the same as when you registered the application.
To unregister the application, click Unregister, and then click Unregister again to confirm removal.
To register additional applications, click Register Application.