Hosting: Manage connections to external websites
To access the hosting settings, click on Administration > Hosting in the left sidebar.
In the Hosting section, you can view all connections to external websites to which JUNE landing pages are published. These are, for example, SFTP accesses or cloud services such as the JUNE Cloud, which can be used to publish and provide content.
This central overview shows you:
The service used (e.g. sftp or june_cloud)
The integration (i.e. the technical connection or the target system)
The associated project in which the publication takes place
💡 Example: Have you created a landing page for a project that is to appear on an external website? Then you can see here which hosting type and which connection can be used to publish the website. Before you can publish your website, you must enter the desired hosting here.
Set up new hosting
To create a new hosting connection, proceed as follows:
Click on Administration in the left sidebar.
Switch to the Hosting tab in the top menu bar.
Click on + Add in the top right-hand corner to create a new hosting.
Now select the desired Hosting Type.
Now fill in all the information. You can find this at your hosting provider.
Now select the Project for which this hosting type may be used.
After selecting the hosting type, you will be guided through the necessary steps - depending on the type, these can be access data, target URLs or specific API configurations.
Manage existing hostings
You can see all existing hosting connections directly in the table. By clicking on the three-dot menu ⁝ next to an entry, you can:
Edit settings
Delete the connection
Further actions (depending on the integration type)
Typical use cases
💡 Publish landing page on external domain: If you want to play out a campaign on a customer domain, you can publish via SFTP access or via a cloud connection such as june_cloud.
💡 Manage staging environments: Multiple connections for staging and live are possible - ideal for testing before go-live.
Hosting Types
When publishing landing pages or sending email campaigns or automated emails, you need to select and set up a hosting type. The following options are available:
1. JUNE Cloud
Standard hosting via our platform (yourdomain.my-june.com)
Content is hosted directly through the editor's infrastructure. This option is the easiest to set up and ideal for customers without their own hosting solution.
Advantages:
No external setup required
Automatic integration with all editor functions
2. SFTP
Upload via a secure file transfer server
Allows content delivery via the SFTP protocol (Secure File Transfer Protocol), e.g., to a customer's server. To set it up, you need your SFTP/FTP information:
Name
URL
Directory
Host
Port
Username
Password
(Private Key)
This information is usually found in the customer administration system (KAS) of your hosting provider.
Typical use:
Companies with their own hosting structure or internal processes
Increased security requirements
3. Episerver
Integration with the content management system (CMS) Episerver
Content can be published directly in Episerver, commonly used in more complex Digital Experience Platforms. To set it up, you need the following information from your Episerver:
Name
URL
Client ID
API User
API Key
Recipients List
Sender Email
Sender Name
ReplyTo Name
Especially suitable for:
Companies with CMS-based web structures
Headless CMS workflows
4. Salesforce Marketing Cloud
Direct publishing in SFMC
Content (e.g., email templates) is transferred to the Salesforce Marketing Cloud and managed there. To set it up, you need the following information from your Salesforce Marketing Cloud:
Name
URL
Client ID
Client Secret
Client API Path
Advantage:
Seamless integration into existing SFMC workflows and journeys
5. Webhook
Real-time transmission via HTTP Webhook
With every change or publication, a webhook is triggered that forwards content or information to another system. To set it up, you need the following information:
Name
URL
Webhook Publish
Webhook Invalidate Cache
Webhook Delete
Username
Password
Advanced
Curl Options Resolve
Curl Options Proxy
Curl Options Useragent
Curl Options HTTP Header
Use cases:
Integration into automation pipelines
Connection with third-party platforms (e.g., internal APIs)
6. Shopify
Direct hosting in Shopify environments
For e-commerce customers, content (e.g., landing pages or assets) can be used or linked directly in the Shopify store. To set it up, you need the following information from your Shopify:
Name
URL
API Token
Client API Path
Benefits:
Ideal for personalized campaigns in the shop environment
Easy integration into Shopify themes
7. Amazon S3
Storage in Amazon S3
Content is stored in Amazon's S3 storage service. To set it up, you need the following information:
Name
Bucket Name
Region
Access Key
Secret Key
Suitable for:
Companies with existing AWS infrastructure
Scalable and secure content delivery