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Added support for Python and Go web apps

On business hosting plans it is now possible to proxy HTTP traffic to a local IP address. Due to this, it is now possible to host not only PHP and Node.js projects, but also full-fledged Python and Go apps, such as projects based on Django and Flask frameworks.

How it works. When proxying is enabled, the site is assigned a local IP address like 127.*.*.* and the default port 3000. These values are used to start the server directly in the web app, either in the start command or in the code. As a result, all requests to the site are proxied to the local address, and the application receives and processes them. The real IP address of the visitor is given in the X-REAL-IP header. With a dedicated IP, you can additionally accept requests to it on any port.

App launch. To launch a web app, all you have to do is follow a few simple steps: 
1. Place the project on hosting. 
2. In the "Site Settings" section, switch the web server to "Traffic proxying". 
3. In the "Web application settings" section find out the local IP address and port and specify them in the run command or in the app's code. 
4. Run the app and check its work.

Detailed information on working with web apps and examples of running simple apps on Django, Flask and Go are available in our wiki.