--- title: "Get to know the Control Panel — Documentation" url: "https://wordpane.cloud/en/documentacao/painel-controle/" description: "Map of menus, concepts and first procedures within the server. See the steps and guidelines for using the WordPane Cloud panel." language: "en" generatedAt: "2026-10-30T19:14:01.421Z" contentType: "public-page" pricingSource: "https://app.wordpane.cloud/api/public/plan-catalog" --- [Documentation center](https://wordpane.cloud/en/documentacao/) Control panel # Meet the Control Panel Map of menus, concepts and first procedures within the server. **Control Panel Guide** The procedures below take place inside the server. The English labels help locate the controls on the screen. Account, balance and hiring belong to the client area. ## Start with the correct server Where to find: Server Panel → Overview The Control Panel manages the environment of a server: applications, files, databases, users and services. The client area manages hiring, balance and account services. Check the name of the server, its IP and technology before any procedure. - Open the server control panel that hosts the project. - Check the Connected indicator. If disconnected, see the status of the server before attempting operations. - Use Expand (expand) to consult operating system, web server, database, agent version, time zone and features. - Open Applications and click the project name to enter the tools of this application. Back to Applications returns to the list; Back to Server returns to the server. **Before continuing** Menus depend on the installed technology. An OpenLiteSpeed server does not display the same catalog as an Apache server, Nginx PHP or Node.js. English names appear in parentheses in the guides to help locate the controls. Sample values should be replaced by your project data. ## Find the task from the menu Where to find: Server and application side menu There are three levels of navigation: server, application and WP Toolkit. When opening Settings or WP Toolkit, the side menu changes to the tools of that context. ### Understand the fields and options **Server Panel**: Overview, metrics, processes and details of the environment. **Applications**: Create and open applications, consult status, domain, PHP and SSL. **Databases**: Create databases, open database users and access phpMyAdmin. **Application Users**: System accounts responsible for the files; SFTP/SSH access and keys. **Firewall / Fail2ban**: Network rules and protection against repeated authentication attempts. **Cronjobs / Services / Logs**: Schedules, services and technical records of the server. **Settings / Disk Cleaner / Activity Log**: Settings, cleanup and stock history. **Integration → Git / Cloud Storage**: Connect repositories and storage destinations. **Instant Backups / Schedule Backups / Archive Backups**: Immediate copies, recurring routines and archived copies. **Application → Dashboard**: Domains, SFTP/SSH credentials, associated database and backup shortcuts. **Application → File Manager / SSL Certificate / PHP Settings**: Files, HTTPS and configurations per project. **Application → Staging Area / Site Clone / Supervisors**: Test environments, copies and continuous processes. **Application → WP Toolkit**: WordPress-specific operational administration. ## Screenplay to publish your first application Where to find: Applications → Create an Application Prepare domain, application requirements and a recovery routine before publishing. - Check out the server's technology and resources. - Create the application by the installer, by Git or by the custom method. - Check out the system user and associated database. Panel user, system user, application administrator and database user are different accounts. - Send or publish the files in the correct webroot and complete the application configuration. - List domains and adjust DNS; issue and test SSL. - Test pages, login, uploads and operations that use database. - Connect a storage, create a first copy, and configure the backup schedule. - Confirm that the production site is accessible and that testing, debug and maintenance options are adequate. See the guidebooks of [applications](https://wordpane.cloud/en/documentacao/aplicacoes/), [users and SSH](https://wordpane.cloud/en/documentacao/usuarios-ssh/) and [backups](https://wordpane.cloud/en/documentacao/backups/) to perform each step. ## How to check an operation and ask for help Where to find: Resource list → Status; Activity Log; Logs Saving a form does not prove that a task has ended. Check the resource in the list, status and actual result in the project. - Wait for the panel response and update the list by reload button. - Confirm that the created item appears and the fields match what you requested. - Test the purpose of the task: open the domain, connect to the database, access by SFTP or check the copy in storage. - If there is a failure, write down the procedure, time and message displayed. Please refer to the application and server logs. - When opening service, please inform the name of the server and application, action, time zone and error message. Remove passwords, tokens and personal data from the attachments. **Before continuing** Do not repeat a creation while the first execution is still in progress: check if the resource has already been created. The documented screens were reviewed on October 8, 2026. Features and labels may vary according to technology, version and permissions. Updated October 8, 2026. 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