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We currently use virtualizor. We were using solusvm but moved due to lake of support.
Virtualizor is one of the best alternative.
You're right about that. If you host 1000+ vps you can use openstack. For lower numbers, solusvm may be preferred.
Virtualizor, almost 2 year using it, no issue.
I've used ISPSystem like 8-9 years ago when i used to offer FreeBSD Jail based VPS but their support wasn't really good at that time.
Not sure how it is these days.
Openstack is pretty iffy. There's many stories of an error happening and no logging or debug happens.
I'm positive maounique told at least 1 or 2 stories where they had a 8 hour outage on their cluster because some error happened and all they got back in logs or things like that was a single 0 or something like that.
It's just a huge platform to maintain with countless moving parts. They brag about how the code base is 4 million lines long..like that's a good thing.
Francisco
That was Cloudstack, but yes both are very similarly mental in the way they work and quite scary that the orchestration that manages the 'HA' can go tits up with no useful output.
I hear Openstack has improved a lot since I last tested it many moons ago, though.
Solus is hard to beat in my IMHO.
Virtualizor is good but a little quirky.
Proxmox is great but if you need to use it with whmcs you will get lots of pain finding a good module to use. Great API though.
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