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ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
RACKNERD + ADMINBOLT = MORE HOSTING, LESS LICENSING PAIN!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - THE MODERN WEB HOSTING CONTROL PANEL!
ADMINBOLT - 现代化的网站托管控制面板!
Hi @Andru -- Glad it's looking good so far!
According to AdminBolt's documentation, the documented path is to install AdminBolt on AlmaLinux 9 or Rocky Linux 9, then convert to CloudLinux afterwards via the panel at the "/admin/cloudlinux-installer" path:
https://docs.adminbolt.com/1.7/user-guide/integrations/cloudlinux
Did you try installing directly on a fresh CloudLinux OS server, or did you start on AlmaLinux 9 and run into issues during the conversion? If you started directly on CloudLinux, that may explain the installer changes you needed.
Either way, I'm sure that @Chris_AdminBolt can better advise on direct installation support and the intended process. Appreciate you sharing your experience!
True, I'm with you on that 😄
Deployment of #ADMINBOLT took around 5 minutes with #RackNerd ctrl
Onboarding into panel was smooth, including updating email etc, panel is feature rich with backups to multiple destinations, plus it's mobile friendly, i like the modules feature which lets me install modules in one click
Few things i noticed should be fixed
while onboarding it takes email address updates it for admin account successfully, but later when trying to login by admin email address it fails to let me login unless I login by using username "admin"
In my personal opinion I don't like the color scheme for some reason can be better
In panel web servers option "nginx" is missing
Modules section could also include things like WordPress etc for one click installation
Apart from these everything looks promising i guess
Thanks #RackNerd & #ADMINBOLT for making this Giveaway happen
Woot woot, appreciate the energy 💥
If we can keep this up, we might just make something happen today, woot woot!
Hi @buggedout -- That makes sense! Having those controls readily available in the panel adds convenience, especially for users who aren't comfortable editing files themselves. Appreciate you explaining the features you found useful in Plesk -- that gives the AdminBolt team more specific feedback to consider too
Hi @forest -- Same as it's always been for RackNerd VPS services -- so the 7 TB allowance counts both incoming and outgoing traffic. We send courtesy email notifications at 90% and 95% usage, and the VPS is automatically suspended if it reaches 100%. The bandwidth allocation is monthly so the counter resets on the 1st of every month, UTC timezone
Hi @giang! Congrats on the win, and you're very welcome 👊 Appreciate you trying AdminBolt and sharing both what you liked and where it could improve. Great to hear the straightforward setup, passkey login, and certificate options fit your needs.
@Chris_AdminBolt -- perhaps you can clarify the nginx question?
Thanks again for the feedback!
RACKNERD + ADMINBOLT = MORE HOSTING, LESS LICENSING PAIN!
@tenebriouslypuissant -- Maybe less than you'd expect
The space is moving quickly, and IMO it's hard to justify a control panel license costing more than the dedicated server it runs on (in many cases!)
But pricing is only part of it. Security and the underlying architecture matter a lot, too. April's critical cPanel/WHM authentication bypass, and the vulnerabilities following that in recent months was a serious reminder of that. There's a lot to be said for building on a modern framework and using its established security protections correctly from day one.
That's part of why AdminBolt appeals to us. At the very least, it's worth keeping on your radar and watching how it develops. I'm confident it'll be even better say 6 or 12 months from now, and imo, it already covers the core functionality that most cPanel/WHM users rely on day to day. With continued development and community feedback helping shape it, there's plenty to look forward to
Yes, that is correct: https://docs.adminbolt.com/bolt-migrate
Thanks for the free VPS!
That's just my notes after a quick run through. It's probably obvious from this list that I'm not a CP dude (I strongly prefer configuring things through the CLI), so you'll want to discount a lot of these comments as old man yelling at clouds?
Woot woot! @ashish168527 -- Thank You for giving AdminBolt a try and sharing such specific feedback! Great to hear deployment through RackNerd ctrl was quick and onboarding went smoothly
Sounds like you've already explored quite a bit -- I'll leave it to @adminbolt / @Chris_AdminBolt to better comment on your observations and suggestions. Appreciate you sharing both the positives and the areas you'd like to see improved!
@Dustin Do you have a trial license i want to try it in my demo vps 👍
Hi @pwned -- Thank You for the detailed notes! There's some overlap between RackNerd and AdminBolt feedback here, but I appreciate all of it -- the overall experience matters
On the infrastructure side, correct: RackNerd does not block port 25 by default. AdminBolt is primarily a web hosting control panel, so VPN tools are a separate use case. You can deploy WireGuard/wg-easy through the One Click Apps section in RackNerd ctrl. More on the available apps here: https://racknerd.com/ai-vps
AdminBolt is one of many apps we offer through One Click Apps for convenience. Your VPS includes full root access, so as someone who prefers the CLI, you're free to install your preferred stack or run multiple applications as resources allow 😎
Regarding SSH keys, the one-click setup displays the root password and panel login details for convenience. Those displayed credentials are removed from our side once you click the Dismiss button. You have full root SSH access to configure key authentication and your preferred SSH settings. You can also start with a fresh OS and install AdminBolt manually over SSH if you'd prefer -- this video walks through that:
I'll leave the AdminBolt-specific observations to @Chris_AdminBolt to better address. No need to discount your feedback as “old man yelling at clouds” hehehe, a CLI perspective is useful too! Appreciate you taking it for a spin
Hi @MagdAlmuntaser -- Absolutely! You don't need to win a giveaway to try AdminBolt
Anyone can install it on a compatible VPS over SSH using:
When you first access the panel, onboarding will ask for your email address. Click the confirmation link sent to your email to activate the 30-day free trial.
Separately, if you win one of our VPS giveaways, you'll receive a free VPS for one year! After installing AdminBolt, sharing your feedback in this thread, and replying to my DM to confirm you've done so, we'll arrange for the AdminBolt license to be extended to cover the remaining time of your giveaway VPS.
We're only halfway through, so there are still plenty of chances to win -- keep an eye out on my latest posts for my surprise giveaway announcement batches within this thread
I keep on missing this 😓 Very interested to try out the panel.