Required actions and order to cancel a website powered by private php-fpm ?

dragonxi

What actions and in which order to perform to cancel a website powered by the private php-fpm stack ?
Does the server automatically perform something ?

The following are the resources and objects which we remember at this point - assuming
applications demo_app and fpm2demo_app

(1) fpm process
.stop <-- do we need to stop the process ?

(2) site route
fpm2demo_app <-- do we switch to demo_app ?

(3) application
fpm2demo_app <-- ok to delete after (2) ?

(4) demo_app <-- ok to delete after (3) ?

(5) demo_app <-- ok to delete website now ?

(6) Let's Encrypt certificate <-- ok to del now ?
or just let it expire ?

(7) demo.app domain <-- free now ?

(8) server folders and resources
(a) demo_app <-- deleted by server (4)?
(b) fpm2demo_app <-- deleted by server (3)?
(c) port allocated to demo_app <-- released (3)?

(9) email resources
(a) xxx@demo.app <-- how to del with Python ?

(10) anything else to remember ?

Thanks in advance for any advice &

thanks for providing excellent instructions how to setup and run a private php-fpm stack !

sean

dragonxi if you want to delete a site and all of the resources associated with it:

Back up your apps and data if you think you might need it in the future.
Delete the site route.
Stop the process.
Delete the apps. Alternatively, if you have a shell user dedicated to this site then you can delete the shell user and all of the apps will be deleted along with it. The port assignment is part of the app so there's nothing to be done for that.
If the site uses a database and database user, then delete those.
If the site uses a SSL cert then delete that.

Delete all of the email addresses and related mail users (assuming the mail users aren't used elsewhere). If you want to do that with Python then here's one way to do that:

import requests

TOKEN = 'xxxxxxxxx' # your API token

DOMAIN = 'domain.com' # the domain for emails that you want to delete

headers = {
    'Authorization': f'Token {TOKEN}',
    'content-type': 'application/json'
}

mails = requests.get('https://my.opalstack.com/api/v0/mail/list',
                      headers=headers).json()['mails']

for mail in mails:
    addr = requests.get(f'https://my.opalstack.com/api/v0/mail/read/{mail["id"]}',
                        headers=headers).json()
    if addr['source'].split('@')[1] == DOMAIN:
        for dest in addr['destinations']:
            requests.post('https://my.opalstack.com/api/v0/mailuser/delete/now/',
                           headers=headers,
                           payload={'id': dest})
        requests.post('https://my.opalstack.com/api/v0/mail/delete/',
                       headers=headers,
                       payload={'id': addr["id"]})

sean

dragonxi Deleting a shell user deletes everything in the shell user's home directory, please see step 3 above:

sean Alternatively, if you have a shell user dedicated to this site then you can delete the shell user and all of the apps will be deleted along with it.

dragonxi

Thanks! What steps and which order after I have done as you adviced and in the case that the website was the only one in the VPS user group and I also want to delete the corresponding VPS user ? Does the server automatically delete all resources of that VPS user i.e. apps, phpftm-user-instance etc ?