Site Settings¶

Guide to configuring site-level settings from the SkyCMS admin dashboard.

Audience: Administrators

Accessing Site Settings¶

Navigate to Editor → Settings from the sidebar. Site settings are restricted to users with the Administrator role.

General Editor Settings¶

The main settings page controls core editor behavior:

Setting	Description
Allow Setup	Enable/disable the setup wizard. Should be turned off in production. Read-only in multi-tenant mode.
Static Web Pages	Toggle between dynamic rendering (server-side) and static site mode (pre-generated HTML).
Requires Authentication	When enabled, the published site requires user authentication to access.
Publisher URL	The public-facing website URL (e.g., `https://www.example.com`).
Blob Public URL	CDN or storage URL for serving static assets (images, CSS, JS).

Click Save to apply changes. Some settings may require an application restart to take effect.

CDN Configuration¶

Navigate to Settings → CDN to configure content delivery network integration. SkyCMS supports four CDN providers, configured one at a time.

Cloudflare¶

Field	Description
API Token	Cloudflare API token with Zone:Cache Purge permissions
Zone ID	Your Cloudflare zone identifier

Azure CDN / Azure Front Door¶

Field	Description
Is Azure Front Door	Toggle: select Azure CDN or Azure Front Door
Subscription ID	Azure subscription GUID
Resource Group	Azure resource group name
Profile Name	CDN profile or Front Door name
Endpoint Name	CDN endpoint or Front Door endpoint

Amazon CloudFront¶

Field	Description
Distribution ID	CloudFront distribution identifier
Access Key ID	AWS IAM access key
Secret Access Key	AWS IAM secret key
Region	AWS region (dropdown: us-east-1, eu-west-1, ap-northeast-1, etc.)

Sucuri¶

Field	Description
API Key	Sucuri API key
API Secret	Sucuri API secret

CDN Actions¶

Test Connection — Verify that the configured CDN credentials are valid.
Remove — Clear all CDN settings. Publishing will continue without CDN cache purge.

Note: CDN cache purge happens automatically on content publish. If the purge fails, publishing still completes — the failure is logged but does not block content delivery.

Copilot Configuration¶

Navigate to Settings → Copilot to configure the AI assistant integration in the code editor.

Provider Presets¶

Select a preset to auto-fill endpoint and model settings:

Preset	Endpoint	Description
Custom	User-provided	Any OpenAI-compatible API
Copilot (GitHub Models)	`https://models.inference.ai.azure.com`	GitHub Models API
OpenAI	`https://api.openai.com/v1`	OpenAI direct API
Azure AI	User-provided	Azure OpenAI Service endpoint

Settings¶

Field	Range	Description
Enabled	on/off	Toggle Copilot availability for all editors
Endpoint URL	URL	AI model API endpoint
Model	text	Model identifier (e.g., `gpt-4o`, `gpt-3.5-turbo`)
Access Token	text	API key or token (stored encrypted in settings table)
Timeout	1000–60000 ms	Request timeout in milliseconds
Temperature	0–2	Creativity parameter (lower = more deterministic)
Max Tokens	16–1024	Maximum response length

Actions¶

Save — Apply Copilot settings.
Remove — Disable and clear all Copilot settings.

Tip: Settings are per-tenant in multi-tenant deployments. Each site can have its own Copilot configuration.

Settings Storage¶

Settings are stored in the application database under a group key (e.g., EDITORSETTINGS). In multi-tenant deployments, settings are isolated per tenant. Settings can be overridden by environment variables at deployment time.