With dedicated tiers we have different dedicated servers where customers can be moved. In nois#uc-provisioning channel you will see to which dedicated tier site has been moved. monitor
See example below:
https://umbraco.slack.com/archives/C025VMYS6MU/p1666357673707429
Tier: tier3d1v2
Tier 1 - Starter Plan
Tier 2 - Standard Plan
Tier 3 - Professional Plan
D1 - Dedicated tier 1
D2 - Dedicated tier 2
D3 - Dedicated tier3
V1 - Old .NET framework (eg V7 projects)
V2 - .NET Core
There is a new project page available.
If you go to any project: https://www.s1.umbraco.io/project/swat-v11
By adding https://www.s1.umbraco.io/project-new/swat-v11 (project-new instead of project)
You will be able to see the process of adding an environment or changing the plan of a project.
This can be useful to check in case there are any issues with the plan changing or with an environment - perhaps, there is something going on in the background which is blocking it from properly functioning.
There is a new project page available.
If you go to any project: https://www.s1.umbraco.io/project/swat-v11
By adding https://www.s1.umbraco.io/project-new/swat-v11 (project-new instead of project)
You will be able to see the process of adding an environment or changing the plan of a project.
This can be useful to check in case there are any issues with the plan changing or with an environment - perhaps, there is something going on in the background which is blocking it from properly functioning.
Types of testing:
Pen testing: We do this twice a year on Umbraco cloud - We want a report of the pen-test.
Vulnerability testing: Identifying or evalutating the weakness of vulnerabilities. Here you would use software to run the test. EG if a person discovers a vulnerability in the CMS. Then we releas a patch for security upgrades
Security testing
Performance testing: To test how a system works in different conditions. Stress the systems with various stress conditions.
Load testing (DoS) :Simulate traffic to see if a site can handle the weight.
DDoSing: One single point of attack. Large number of computers that are used to send a big load of attack
Ethical hacking/ers
Whitehat hackers
What are they?
Security, pen and vulnerability testing are what we want on Umbraco cloud.
Which ones do we allow on a dedicated app service plan?
All test beside DDoS. Cloudflare will block the DDoS.
Which ones do we allow on a shared app service plan?
Pen, Security and vulnerability. So no perfomance testing.
What to do when a customer reaches out and asks if they can do an x test?
What kind of test?
- On shared: Pen, Security and vulnerability.
- On Dedicated: All beside DDoS
DDoS protection on UC
CloudFlare
What kind of test data are we interested in and why?
Security, pen and vulnerability testing. Customer needs to reach out to security@umbraco.dk with their results
What kind of testing do we do on UC?
Pen test twice a year
Payment
Customer does not have to pay for the dedicated while they test.
Let fishtank know.
Umbraco Cloud plans, Starter, Standard, and Professional, each come with specific resource allocations for projects. These include different amounts of CPU, memory, disk space, media, bandwidth, and custom domains. For detailed information on these resources, please refer to the following links:
CPU, Memory and Disk space: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/umbraco-cloud-plans
Media, Bandwidth and Custom Domains: https://umbraco.com/products/umbraco-cloud/pricing/
If a project on the Professional plan requires additional media or bandwidth, whether due to increased usage or having exceeded current limits, a customer may request an upgrade. In such cases, please guide the customer to reach out to their account manager to discuss their specific resource needs.
CPU, memory, and disk space allocations cannot be directly modified.
Alternative Option:
Customers who need more of these resources have the option to migrate their project to Dedicated Resources. For more details, please review the following documentation: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/set-up/project-settings/dedicated-resources