Does AnQi CMS support unified management of multiple sites? How to add and configure new sites in the background?

AnQi CMS is an enterprise-level system designed for efficient content management. As a user of AnQi CMS who deeply understands user needs and is proficient in content operations, I am very willing to give you a detailed explanation of the multi-site management capabilities of AnQi CMS and guide you on how to easily add and configure new sites in the background.

The AnQiCMS multi-site unified management: Strategies for efficient operation

In an increasingly complex digital marketing environment, many enterprises or operators are facing the need to manage multiple brand websites, sub-sites, or content branches.AnQi CMS deeply understands this, considering multi-site management as one of its core advantages, committed to providing an integrated solution.This means that you do not need to deploy a complex CMS system for each website, but can manage all related or unrelated sites through a single secure CMS instance.

The multi-site management function of AnQi CMS is designed to help users free themselves from tedious repetitive labor, it can integrate operations such as content publishing, user management, and data statistics of different sites into a unified backend interface.This unified management model not only greatly reduces the workload of operation personnel and avoids the trouble of frequent switching between different systems, but also improves the overall operational efficiency through cross-site data sharing and resource integration.Whether it is a website with multiple product lines, targeting different market areas, or a self-media platform that wants to separate the main site from marketing landing pages, blogs, and other management, Anqi CMS can provide a simple and powerful support architecture.

It provides a high-efficiency, low-cost solution that allows you to serve multiple independent domain names or subdomain websites on a single server.Each site can have its own independent database, content, user and template configuration, while sharing the powerful underlying functions of the Anqi CMS system, such as SEO optimization tools, content collection, and security protection, thus ensuring the independence of each site and the security of the data, as well as the stability and scalability of the system.

How to add and configure a new site in the background

Add and configure a new site in AnQi CMS, which mainly involves two steps: first, the reverse proxy setting on the server side, and second, the specific configuration of the site in the AnQi CMS backend.These two steps ensure that the new site can be accessed through an independent domain and have independent data management.

Reverse proxy settings on the server side

Before you can access the new site normally, you need to make sure that your server (such as Nginx, Apache, or Baota/1Panel panel) has configured the correct reverse proxy for the new site domain. The role of reverse proxy is to forward external domain requests to a specific port where AnQi CMS is running (the default is usually8001This allows multiple domain names to share the same Anqi CMS program instance, while each website has an independent access address for visitors.

For example, using a common Baota panel, you need to create a new website in the panel and configure it as a reverse proxy. When setting up the reverse proxy, the target address should point to the local address and port where the Aqiy CMS is running, for examplehttps://en.anqicms.comMake sure the domain name of the new site is correctly resolved to your server IP.The specific reverse proxy configuration method may vary slightly due to different server environments and panel tools, but the core idea is to map external domain requests to the internal service ports of Anqi CMS.

New Site Configuration of AnQi CMS Backend

After completing the reverse proxy setup on the server side, you can then proceed to configure the specific settings of the new site in the Anqi CMS backend.This process is intuitive and easy to operate, ensuring that the new site has an independent identity and data storage.

Please use your main site administrator account to log in to the AnQi CMS backend.In the navigation menu on the left, find and click the 'Multi-site management' feature.After entering the multi-site management page, you will see a "Add New Site" button, clicking it will open the configuration form for the new site.

In the pop-up new site configuration form, you need to fill in the following key information:

Firstly, specify a new siteSite name. This name will be used as an identifier for the back-end management interface, to help you distinguish between different websites, please fill in according to the actual situation.

Next isSite root directoryThe setting. This is crucial, it does not refer to the physical root directory of the AnQi CMS program, but rather the directory used by the new site to independently store cache, uploaded files, and other data.To ensure data independence and avoid conflicts, it is usually recommended to use/app/Start by adding the form of replacing the dots in the domain name with underscores (for example, if the domain isdev.anqicms.com, then the root directory of the site can be/app/dev_anqicms_com). Please make sure that this directory name is unique.

Continue to fill in the new sitewebsite addressThis is the complete URL that users visit the new site, for examplehttp://dev.anqicms.com. This address must be consistent with the domain name configured in the reverse proxy of your server.

You need to set up a separate set of credentials for the new siteAdministrator account and password. These credentials will be used exclusively for logging into the back-end management interface of the new site, independent of the main site's administrator account, further ensuring