cPFence is packed with unique modules and features that you won’t find anywhere else, like full IPv6 support, advanced database scanning, MySQL governor, MonitorPro keyword monitoring, WP-AutoShield, and much more. These innovations have already caught the attention of smart system admins who switched to cPFence to leverage its power and unmatched feature set.
We’ve often said our goal is to make cPFence not just the best server security software, but the ultimate “Swiss knife” for every Enhance admin. But lately, it feels like that goal has evolved.
cPFence is turning into a machine gun!, not just a Swiss knife. Wondering why? Meet our latest module: cPFence ApiMachine – your new API-Driven Bulk Tools for Total Cluster Control.
ApiMachine is designed to save you countless hours by automating repetitive tasks across your entire Enhance cluster. Whether you manage dozens of sites or thousands, you can now apply critical changes cluster-wide or target specific servers, all from the Admin UI or the command line, with the power of the Enhance API.
Stop wasting time handling sites one by one. Let ApiMachine handle the heavy lifting.
So, what can ApiMachine do for you?
With just a couple of clicks in the UI, you get access to a growing list of bulk tools, including:
cpfence --generate-cluster-sites-list
Instantly export a full list of all sites in your cluster, complete with organization name, server name, username, domain ID, and org ID.cpfence --set-enhance-api-key
Securely store and encrypt your Enhance API key to power cluster operations safely.cpfence --bulk-enable-redis-cluster
Enable Redis caching across all (or selected) domains in your cluster.cpfence --bulk-disable-redis-cluster
Disable Redis caching cluster-wide or per server.cpfence --bulk-generate-ssl-cluster
Generate fresh SSL certificates for all (or selected) domains without lifting a finger.cpfence --bulk-generate-mail-ssl-cluster
Issue SSL certificates for all your mail subdomains (mail.customerdomain) at once.cpfence --bulk-enable-force-ssl-cluster
Force HTTPS on all or specific domains cluster-wide.cpfence --bulk-disable-force-ssl-cluster
Remove forced HTTPS where needed, without manual intervention.cpfence --bulk-enable-dnssec-cluster
Activate DNSSEC and retrieve DS records for every domain or just the ones you choose.cpfence --bulk-disable-dnssec-cluster
Disable DNSSEC across your cluster (make sure to remove DS records from your provider first).cpfence --bulk-enable-dkim-cluster
Turn on DKIM email signing across all domains.cpfence --bulk-disable-dkim-cluster
Disable DKIM cluster-wide in seconds.
Whether you’re managing a few servers or running a full-scale hosting operation, ApiMachine lets you handle big tasks in no time, without getting lost in repetitive work.
Why is this a game changer?
Before ApiMachine, many Enhance admins were stuck managing these kinds of tasks manually, one site at a time. Even with powerful features in cPFence like WP-AutoShield, which automates bulk updates and security for WordPress sites, you still had to handle non-WordPress operations separately.
Now, with ApiMachine and WP-AutoShield combined, you have full control over your entire cluster, both at the system and application level.
For example, you can:
- Use ApiMachine to enable Redis for all websites on your cluster.
- Then use WP-AutoShield to bulk install and configure the LiteSpeed Cache plugin with Redis support on every WordPress site.
- Keep Redis caching consistent across every site, WordPress or not, with zero manual work.
This is the type of deep integration and automation cPFence is built to deliver.
What’s next?
ApiMachine is just getting started. We’re planning even more bulk tools and advanced cluster-wide actions to make Enhance server management faster, easier, and smarter.
If you’re an Enhance admin looking to take full control of your cluster while saving time and effort, ApiMachine is the module you’ve been waiting for.
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