Virtualizor, SolusVM, Proxmox - I am kinda lost :/

Ympker

So I have checked on those three CPs and I am kinda lost here. What is the difference between each of them? I can see that Proxmox free seems to have less features and that some people are saying Solus is bad for KVM. So what is there to it?
Also being an ambitious webdev rookie I would love some panel which features API so i can perhaps embed it to my own custom styled panel

GM2015

I can't wait for your lowendtalk offers.

alexnjh

A webdev rookie not looking for web panels but hypervisor panels ?

Ympker

@GM2015 wont be doing anytime soon^^ i am just trying to get into it so you will have to wait quite some time I guess

@masterqqq Well I am currently working with ajenticore and want to embed the hypervisor cpu

jvnadr

Proxmox is free. No limited features. There is no paid version, you pay for support and quicker updates. Can handle KVM and OPENVZ (the 4.x version replaced openVZ with Linux Containers).
Solusvm and virtualizor are propierty virtualization panels that do almost the same job. There are followers in each of those and virtualizor is a bit cheaper than solus.

azureweb

I'm talking about AzureWeb..

I've my own PHP & HTML & JavaScript coded control panel..
it's managing everything well .

Skills required:

• PHP 10/10 or 9/10 skills.
• HTML designing skills.
• JavaScript functions coding skills.

Things required:

• Your virtualization must support API (I'm using Xen API .. as my node is Xen-virtualized).
• Good PHP IDE to make the work faster.

Tutorial:

• PM me about everything. or if you're pro coder just go and read the API guide

EDIT:
Here are the APIs you might need:

KVM/QEMU API: http://libvirt.org/drvqemu.html

XEN API: https://github.com/xapi-project/xen-api or http://libvirt.org/drvxen.html

OpenVZ API: https://openvz.org/Fairsched_API or http://libvirt.org/drvopenvz.html

Hyper-V API: http://libvirt.org/drvhyperv.html

Once you're ready compiling/installing LibVirt on your node.. go here https://libvirt.org/php/

Also LibVirt PHP-API examples are here: https://libvirt.org/php/examples.html

LibVirt PHP-API full functions : https://libvirt.org/php/dev-api-reference.html

EDIT: API I'm using is ( https://github.com/xapi-project/xen-api ).

LibVirt PHP-API example (from me):

<?php // Make sure LibVirt extension is loaded into your PHP configuration! check here https://libvirt.org/php/deployment.html $conn = '/etc/citrix/xen/LocalVolume.img'; free_resources_on_connection($conn); ?>

While this example will delete all the VPSs, disk spaces, VNC connections, etc... on your Xen node...

NOTICE: This PHP script must be uploaded into the webserver of your main Xen server.

And you've to enable LibVirt PHP extension first! check here ( https://libvirt.org/php/deployment.html )

Hope my reply helped you

GM2015

When did you made your own panel.

azureweb said: azureweb Member

10:37AM FlagThanks

I'm talking about AzureWeb..

I've my own PHP & HTML & JavaScript coded control panel.. it's managing everything well .

azureweb

@GM2015 said:
When did you made your own panel.

Last December. our company is up since last December (we're pretty new..)

GM2015

isn't microsoft knocking on your doors?

azureweb said: Last December. our company is up since last December (we're pretty new..)

azureweb

@GM2015 said:
isn't microsoft knocking on your doors?

We aren't AzureWeb (which is owned by Microsoft)...

Microsoft's name is "Microsoft Azure".

Hope you understood

TheOnlyDK

@azureweb said:
Hope you understood

Not sure if I understood what you said, but the word "Azure" could be a (un)registered trademark of Microsoft, and if you use it (as it is not a generic term), then you can get sued for it.