Where in Ubuntu should code be placed that is accessible from outside?

Question

linux

The point is this.
There is a VPS - Ubuntu. It is needed for executing PHP code (we are working on integration for Bitrix24).
I myself work mainly in windows, with unix systems - for you.

Please tell me - where in my case would it be correct to "put" the code?
It must be accessible from the outside in order to pull the script with a hook.
Or, if there is a simple manual available on this issue, I would be grateful for a backlink, I myself could not find the necessary information.

Answer 1

I need a space where I will put my php scripts.

This space is called a web server. :) It's usually either Apache or Nginx. The web server receives requests, causes php to be executed, and returns the result to the client.

But in what folder - I do not know

Depends on the web server setting. Something like /var/www/...

Answer 2

1. for Bitrix 24 there is a separate ready-made machine in it there are a lot of little things that you, being a specialist in Linux, will not stupidly figure out or spend a million time.
https://www.1c-bitrix.ru/download/vmbitrix.php
here and options for virtualization and a bash script option,
all you need to install is bare CentOS 7 (x86_64).
and run the script, everything will be set up.
put the code /home/bitrix/www
Believe me, this is the most correct way.
On average, it will take me about two days to set up bare ubuntu to fully comply with Bitrix24, but I have been working with servers for Bitrix for 11 years.
Draw your own conclusion.
If it were just Bitrix, then perhaps it would make sense. but all push-pull shpinx etc...
whether you should mess with it or take it completely ready.