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New control panel for KVM virtualization management - VMmanager 6
Hi everyone!
Let us introduce VMmanager 6, a new control panel for KVM virtualization management. This product differs greatly from other similar solutions!
Modern web-interface. VMmanager is really user-friendly. You can find what you need and perform operations easily.
High load support. VMmanager suits the needs of large hosting providers because it enables them to run operations with hundreds of virtual machines. Try it now and take advantage of its features.
VM creation speed. VMmanager creates a virtual machine within 1,5 minutes while similar solutions create them from 7 to 10 minutes.
Forecasting and statistics. VMmanager collects statistics from nodes and forecasts how many virtual machines can be created. The administrator has full information about its infrastructure.
The product has detailed Documentation and API for custom development. To automate service provisioning you can integrate the panel with WHMCS and BILLmanager.
Comments
Per Node + Per VM pricing? Inspired by cPanel much?
Greed is contagious!
It looks so much like OVH
Well done Pavel. You guys rock.
I do suggest a better UI. Its still ugly.
Do you have any demo?
@beatpavel is the VM pricing per node or total VMs on the platform?
It looks like the price depends on nodes and virtual machines. 😶 It really sucks!
Check it out https://www.ispsystem.com/software/vmmanager/order
Maybe the price is higher.
Proxmox 👍👍👍
Can I host adult diapers zencart?
Proxmox save lives
Looks really good and pricing seems reasonable to me (despite being per-VM, we don't cram hundreds of VMs into each node).
@Host4Geeks @trewq @DarkCarnage @zhujiwiki
Yes, the pricing includes two parts - nodes and virtual machines. One user has one license of VMmanager, managing all clusters with all virtual machines in one place. VMmanager allows running operations with hundreds of virtual machines.
The live demo is coming soon. For now, you can get a trial version, free for 30 days without feature limitations.
Need LET pricing as seems very expensive .
greed intensives. . . .
much like cpanel price as per vm and per node xD
Could you please tell us a bit more about what exactly you like in Proxmox? Is it specific features, or support-based pricing, or something else? Also, is there something you don’t like in Proxmox?
Your honest feedback would be highly appreciated here.
First of all it’s open source and FREE
These days market need low end prices..
The price is just a steal, but the panel looks great compared to some other alternatives.
Proxmox could do with a cheap low node (cluster) option and being a little bit more intuitive. Easier use of 3rd party firewalls, for example CSF. Other than that, it's spot on for my needs.
eh? that is just utter bullshit.
Indeed. He must be talking about 100rpm disks.
Or if he's referring to a full iso installation, automated.
What is cost of rebooting VM?
Inspired by cPanel.
Pricing!! OMG It's too much man..
It can be 10/15 per node with unlimited VMs
But your pricing..LOL!
PLEASE don't take cPanel seriously.. Otherwise you will destroy yourself..
Feedback from a potential customer: Complete and utter bullshit armature hour rubbish.
Didn't expect that much greed from service provider like ispsystem
The price is indeed quite high. The pricing structure for VMManager 5 was like 8 Euro a node with no restrictions on the number of VM.
Actually he is right, VMManager does create virtual machines very fast. I was surprised at how fast it threw out Windows 2012 and Windows 2016 virtual machines.
The drives on the server hosting VMManager were SSD.
He's calling BS on the 7-10 minute competition time. All my servers are provisioned within 2-3 minutes at the 5 or so places I have servers. Fuck, even Cloud at Cost's server reinstall is sub 5 minutes these days.
So when you exaggerate the competition, he looks bad instead.
Ah, I see. Apologies I did not realize that. Come to think of it, I am able to provision VMs on our ESXi servers really quick as well so its a rather moot point.