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Has anyone tried webinoly ?
Is ServerAvatar a panel too?
Looks like it is a server manager with installation options. I wouldn't call it a control panel, but it comes close.
Seems like few people here mentioned fastpanel.
Anyone got more experience with it and care to elaborate more please?
Is it reliable? It seems to have all options I need, and organized nicely to my liking. But it is not old enough like vestacp so I am not so sure if this panel can be trusted yet...
It is well maintained? (updates, patches, etc)
how do you get support for it? I see no support forum like sentora for example, nor a support email... only an email for sales...
Then there's zeslecp.com - but I now use cloudpanel.io for all my WP sites.
Cloud panel seems cool and easy, wish they had Apache though.
Using virtualmin so far so good.. no issue occur.
How's compare with aapanel or hestiacp? Anyone ever compare?
For those using and liking aapanel, I just can't see why. It has more built in 'ads' for little upgrades that cost more than running cpanel!!
I'm still backing hestiaCP, simple and with great performance, and unlike aapanel it is easy on the resources.
its still 100% free, but they didnt use to have these shit ads.
otherwise still much easier to use and configure than hestiacp for a single user (i.e. one click install and UI configuration)
Hestia also uses a 1 click installer.
i was referring more to stuffs like php config / extensions, mysql , redis config etc.
I don't usually host PHP, but recently I did some research for a friend and found that KeyHelp to be the most concise one, hestia is sometimes a little bit hand-wavy.
@Zerpy Best Hosting Panel ever, 10/10
virtualmin
That looks very interesting. Unfortunately the demo is in German. Is the software that you host in English?
Yea, I was looking at the English version.
You can always fork the Community Edition and customize to suit for Apache2 see below.
Doesn’t seem to be any source code published anywhere?
https://github.com/cloudpanel-io/cloudpanel-ce
Unless I mixed up names with another “cloud” panel. It’s not Cloudron, will have to look up.
I personally probably would use (not using ATM) for my personal project, but not to put users on it, e.g. creating web hosting accounts.
To operate efficiently, one have to learn product very well. At larger scale free panels don't fit that well as it eventually costs less to get paid product with proper support or develop a custom one.
Some providers take free panels, like ISPConfig, and adapt for their needs. If it works for them, it's fine, but generally, in web hosting - paying quite small amount for commercial control panel can save tons of providers time.
Lifetime licenses were a blessing though..
Sadly cPanel doesn't provide any lifetime licenses,
I've only used Webmin ages ago when I was still learning the basics but other than that for a little while, I have never used control panels. What are the benefits if you don't say sell hosting packages?
Definitely Keyhelp.
Why? There’s an active community behind it and it’s backend by a company that is using it in production.
Actually Keyhelp Pro is better with 1 click installers and other features, but it isn't worth their asking price as you can get DirectAdmin plus & Softaculous for less.
Yea that’s true, the asking price is a bit too high for the few additional features.
But most cases are fine with the free version, you’re pretty much only missing out on the one click installer
But I’d still recommend it, I never had so little issues with a software