Panel to deploy Python websites?

ericls

What is a good panel to deploy Python websites? Preferably both WSGI and ASGI ?

Thanks in advance

0x65

CloudLinux supports Python. However, not every hosting company offer this feature as default. So, it is a good idea to ask them first.

Mr_Tom

I've not used it myself but ApisCP says it suitable for Python sites. @nem might be able to confirm or check https://apiscp.com/

MichaelCee

DirectAdmin + CloudLinux

vero

@0x65 said:
CloudLinux supports Python. However, not every hosting company offer this feature as default. So, it is a good idea to ask them first.

It's rather Python supports CloudLinux, I would say. Try to remove it and see what happens to CL.

ericls

@Mr_Tom said:
I've not used it myself but ApisCP says it suitable for Python sites. @nem might be able to confirm or check https://apiscp.com/

Looks interesting! wonder why isn't this more popular than cpanel and directadmin which (mostly) only supports php.

vimalware

For a shared hosting like solution,
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/pricing/

ericls

@vimalware said:
For a shared hosting like solution,
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/pricing/

Is there a panel like that so I can provide a similar service for other users?

nem

@ericls said:

@Mr_Tom said:
I've not used it myself but ApisCP says it suitable for Python sites. @nem might be able to confirm or check https://apiscp.com/

Looks interesting! wonder why isn't this more popular than cpanel and directadmin which (mostly) only supports php.

ApisCP was used internally for Apis Networks/Hostineer since 2002. In January 2017 seeing the inevitable market transition from shared to VPS (next-gen shared hosting), I split the companies and began cleaning up code for a public release, which happened in June 2018. ApisCP has only existed in public view for a little more than 2 years with a push, so long as Hostineer continues to bankroll development, toward features rather than marketing - Docker was just added earlier today! A good product sells itself, this is certainly one of those situations

Any-version Python powered by Passenger has been around since 2015. With Docker launched today, that's another avenue of integration.

ericls

@nem said:

@ericls said:

@Mr_Tom said:
I've not used it myself but ApisCP says it suitable for Python sites. @nem might be able to confirm or check https://apiscp.com/

Looks interesting! wonder why isn't this more popular than cpanel and directadmin which (mostly) only supports php.

ApisCP was used internally for Apis Networks/Hostineer since 2002. In January 2017 seeing the inevitable market transition from shared to VPS (next-gen shared hosting), I split the companies and began cleaning up code for a public release, which happened in June 2018. ApisCP has only existed in public view for a little more than 2 years with a push, so long as Hostineer continues to bankroll development, toward features rather than marketing - Docker was just added earlier today! A good product sells itself, this is certainly one of those situations

Any-version Python powered by Passenger has been around since 2015. With Docker launched today, that's another avenue of integration.

Thanks for the replay. Very informative

kaz050457

aapanel has one click inataller for python flask and django..

ericls

@kaz050457 said:
aapanel has one click inataller for python flask and django..

I've tried it. It's not that great. But I might give it another try later

vimalware

@ericls said:

@vimalware said:
For a shared hosting like solution,
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/pricing/

Is there a panel like that so I can provide a similar service for other users?

APISCP (see @nem 's threads) might have all you need. Very competent author with a strong security focus.

leapswitch

Take a look at our Cloud PaaS https://Cloudjiffy.com. We have one-click Python hosting with git integration, web based ssh and code editor, and auto scaling of containers.

yoursunny

https://alwaysdata.com has good support for many kinds of scripts including Python, PHP, Go, and even bash.
I wonder what is behind their systems.

ericls

@yoursunny said:
https://alwaysdata.com has good support for many kinds of scripts including Python, PHP, Go, and even bash.
I wonder what is behind their systems.

This one's the best so far

doughnet

Any self hosted open source?

ericls

@doughnet said:
Any self hosted open source?

Let's make one

doughnet

@ericls said:

@doughnet said:
Any self hosted open source?

Let's make one

I was able to get my Wagtail running smoothly on OpenLiteSpeed and it’s built in panel. It definitely wasn’t turnkey but good performance.