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Anyone used these in cPanel Server ??

MetroVPS_NMPMetroVPS_NMP Host Rep, Veteran

Hi,

I was looking for a Good Apache Alternative / Proxy to work with Apache to decrease the load.

I found the following:

1. NginxCP : http://www.nginxcp.com/

2. CPXtack : http://cpxstack.sysally.net/

3.  CPnginx (Paid) : http://cpnginx.com/

4. cPanel Varnish Plugin (Paid) : http://www.unixy.net/advanced-hosting/varnish-nginx-cpanel/

Anyone has any Experience with the above plugins ?? If yes, then share your experience.

Regards,
Mahfuz.

Comments

  • I've used NginxCP before. Interface was simple and quite easy. (Edit nginx.conf straight from the CP)
    It was okay but I couldn't see much performance difference TBH. :/

    I still kind of prefer just having to use the standard Apache on cPanel installations.

  • Using NginxCP & well it does its work, no issue with it so far.

  • I have tried them all for longer periods and each of them caused hassle after some time. Unixy's support (when it comes to this plugin) is horrifying slow and unfriendly. I cannot recommend them all, unfortunately.

    Thanked by 1linuxthefish
  • NginxCP is 10 x faster and it*s work with cpanel , in the port 81

  • Used NginxCP, I find it easy and simple to use though i cant say that there was much of a difference in the performance of the websites

  • Don't bother, you should be able to configure Apache to be bearable on a low ram server. If you are going to pay for something, get cloudlinux and set very strict limits for all your clients - they might hate you though.

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