Enterprise plan directory structure

Mike's Notes

Pipi 9 is still highly experimental. I have been very busy working over the last month on the second deployment of Pipi 9 in production.

  • The first (dogfooding) is Ajabbi.com.
  • The second (pilot) is for a national disability rights organisation in NZ.
The second has been very slow, mainly because it involved the migration of an existing website to a new one, which required careful consideration of the organisation's needs, including using 4 languages (English, Maori, NZ Sign Language, AAC), catering for screens-formats (mobile, desktop, braille, screenreaders, kiosk, TV), and personalised profiles to meet accessibility needs. There have been six months of extensive experimentation and user testing using a manually created 1,100-page static website prototype. Last week, the successful importation of existing content into a CMS database occurred. The job now is connecting Pipi 9 up to use this database to automate the future production of all website content.

These notes are about the draft default directory structure used to produce that website. All the other 26 existing websites have been migrated to use the same default structure.

Resources

References

  • Reference

Repository

  • Home > Ajabbi Research > Library >
  • Home > Handbook > 

Last Updated

19/08/2025

Enterprise plan directory structure

By: Mike Peters
On a Sandy Beach: 18/08/2025

Mike is the inventor and architect of Pipi and the founder of Ajabbi.

This is the current default directory configuration for enterprise plan customer accounts. It should also work for the digital twins in the Pipi 9 data centre.

The account administrator can edit the configuration file to easily change the location of these top directories for a particular cloud host.

  • AWS
  • Azure
  • GCP
  • IBM
  • Oracle
  • etc. 

On a public-facing website, all of this would be obfuscated using UUIDs, hidden keys, etc

Configuration File

<webserver>/

  • <account name>/
    • com/
    • dat/
    • log/
    • pip/
      • <pipi major version>/
      • <pipi version>.txt
    • plu/
    • tmp/
    • www/
      • <website1.com>/
      • <website2.com>/

Descriptions

Directory Example Use (naming)
webserver bx/ Web server.
account name ajabbi/ User account codename (lowercase, unique ASCII).
com com/ Open-source code packages from GitHub.
dat dat/ Customer data.
log log/ Logs.
pip pip/ Pipi.
pipi major version 9/Current production version of Pipi (major version).
pipi version pipi.9.1.2.34567 ASCII text file (current version).
plu plu/ Open-source plugins.
tmp tmp/Temporary files.
www www/All websites.
website.com wiki.ajabbi.com/ A website (domain name).

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