Which VPS platform do you guys prefer and why?

HostDZire

Hi Everyone,

We are looking for a new VPS infrastructure platform and are currently considering CloudStack, VirtFusion, SolusVM, Proxmox etc. Feel free to suggest others.

Our main requirements are stability, live migration, HA, storage and network management, WHMCS integration, and a decent client panel.

For providers: Which platform are you using, and what is your experience with it? Have you faced any major issues?

For clients: Which VPS panel do you prefer? Clients are the ones who will be using the panel to manage their VPS, so I think it's equally important to know which one you prefer and find easy to use.

We don't mind paying for a good solution; we just need something stable and reliable for the long term.

Would appreciate suggestions from both providers and clients.

Please also take a moment to explain why you prefer that option. Your feedback would really help us make a better decision.

NameBig

VirtFusion Always.

mrerenk

As a client, I just love how simple and detailed Hostbrr's control panel (which is VirtFusion) is. @ProHosting24's control panel is also really good but it looks like it is proprietary

mans_xd

VirtFusion, Proxmox

zed

client, big fan of virtfusion currently.

subject to change though, who knows what might happen tomorrow.

JohnFilch123

Also voting for VirtFusion and Proxmox (with CPU passthrough, please).

0john

As a client: VirtFusion.

Void

Don’t really care as long as the basic features work and don’t get hacked every third Wednesday.

HostDZire

Looks like VirtFusion will easily be the 1st choice from users' perspective.

OpaqueRegistrant

The one that doesn't ban their users for docker config mistakes.

Arirang

At $7, who cares which panel it is?

HostDZire

@Arirang said:
At $7, who cares which panel it is?

Actually, they are the ones who care the most. LowEnd users often expect more features, even at such low prices. 😄

DeluxHost

Virtfusion, very easy and no problems with it

Caztiel

Doesn't really matter much to me. But if asked to pick one, it would be Virtfusion