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How to Enable Root Login on Your VM (BYOVM)
Elestio’s BYOVM (Bring Your Own VM) workflow requires direct root-level SSH access to the target host. Many cloud providers disable or restrict root login by default; this document outlines how to safely re-enable it while maintaining a strong security posture...
Custom domain and automated encryption (SSL/TLS)
Prerequisites If the firewall is enabled on your service, ensure that port 80 is open. This is required for SSL certificate creation and renewal. Accessing the Configuration Go to the Overview tab of your service dashboard. Locate the Custom Domain Names ...
PTR Record Configuration
Accessing the Configuration Go to the Overview tab of your service dashboard. Locate the Manage PTR Record section. Click Manage PTR Record Steps Enter your domain (pre-filled if an existing PTR or CNAME is available). Create the following DNS recor...
Disable or Enable Webhook Trigger for CI/CD Pipelines
Elestio CI/CD pipelines can automatically trigger a deployment when new commits are pushed to your Git repository. This is handled through a webhook integration. You now have full control over this behavior directly from the Elestio dashboard. You can tempor...
GitLab Self-Hosted Personal Access Token Setup
When connecting a self-hosted GitLab instance to Elestio CI/CD, you must provide a Personal Access Token (PAT) with the api scope. This guide explains exactly how to create it and why that specific scope is required. Step-by-step: Create a Personal Access Tok...
Deploy a CI/CD Pipeline via GitLab Self-Hosted
This guide walks you through deploying a CI/CD pipeline using a self-hosted GitLab instance on Elestio. Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure you have: A running self-hosted GitLab instance (e.g. https://gitlab.example.com) A Personal Access Token (PA...