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Best VPS Panel?

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  • AthylAthyl Member

    @doghouch said:

    @Athyl said:
    And the second problem is this, SolusVM require master and slave separate.
    I am not able to install master and slave both on same server if i want kvm.

    Well, if you want that, slab your node into two VMs. One for the master, the other running the slave.

    Hmm

  • jiggawattjiggawatt Member

    Francisco said: Stallion.

    I second this. Stallion is a really cute panel in which Francisco clearly put a lot of dedication, and it shows.

    But can it do serious shit like rapidly spawn and destroy instances via an OpenStack API? Not yet.

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  • linuxthefishlinuxthefish Member

    @Athyl said:
    Thanks for the suggestion.
    I try Virtualizor, Their panel is working great but too many problems with whmcs.
    And if i want to go with solusvm then i need to pay 20$ for kvm but in Virtualizor its 10$.

    Any other best panel compatible with whmcs and also which support virtualizor migration because i have created vms in virtualizor.

    https://www.buycpanel.com has cheaper SolusVM and you can still open tickets at solusvm.com.

    $8.95 for an unlimited slave and $2.45 for master only...

  • OpticalSwooshOpticalSwoosh Member

    Buy a VPS for master

  • pcfreak30pcfreak30 Member

    @Athyl said:
    Thanks for the suggestion.
    I try Virtualizor, Their panel is working great but too many problems with whmcs.
    And if i want to go with solusvm then i need to pay 20$ for kvm but in Virtualizor its 10$.

    Any other best panel compatible with whmcs and also which support virtualizor migration because i have created vms in virtualizor.

    No decent panel has any tools to migrate from competitors currently. They all have vendor lockin.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @jiggawattz said:

    Francisco said: Stallion.

    I second this. Stallion is a really cute panel in which Francisco clearly put a lot of dedication, and it shows.

    But can it do serious shit like rapidly spawn and destroy instances via an OpenStack API? Not yet.

    You got me there good sir.

    I honestly don't know if that's something we'll ever add, I really don't want to do hourly billing.

    Francisco

  • lifehomelifehome Member

    Until when we will have a summer host tutorial?

  • AlexBarakovAlexBarakov Patron Provider, Veteran

    Damn, I knew it. I was sure that the money was the actual problem for choosing SolusVM.

    Thanked by 1seriesn
  • doghouchdoghouch Member
    edited August 2016

    @Francisco said:

    @jiggawattz said:

    Francisco said: Stallion.

    I second this. Stallion is a really cute panel in which Francisco clearly put a lot of dedication, and it shows.

    But can it do serious shit like rapidly spawn and destroy instances via an OpenStack API? Not yet.

    You got me there good sir.

    I honestly don't know if that's something we'll ever add, I really don't want to do hourly billing.

    Francisco

    Imagine hundreds and hundreds chargebacks

  • seriesnseriesn Member

    I thought summer was over. This is a new level retard. Mind my Russian.

  • MikeAMikeA Member, Patron Provider

    @Francisco said:

    @jiggawattz said:

    Francisco said: Stallion.

    I second this. Stallion is a really cute panel in which Francisco clearly put a lot of dedication, and it shows.

    But can it do serious shit like rapidly spawn and destroy instances via an OpenStack API? Not yet.

    You got me there good sir.

    I honestly don't know if that's something we'll ever add, I really don't want to do hourly billing.

    Francisco

    You don't like people using a server for 3 hours then asking for their 99% refund a month later?

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @MikeA said:

    @Francisco said:

    @jiggawattz said:

    Francisco said: Stallion.

    I second this. Stallion is a really cute panel in which Francisco clearly put a lot of dedication, and it shows.

    But can it do serious shit like rapidly spawn and destroy instances via an OpenStack API? Not yet.

    You got me there good sir.

    I honestly don't know if that's something we'll ever add, I really don't want to do hourly billing.

    Francisco

    You don't like people using a server for 3 hours then asking for their 99% refund a month later?

    :D

    I don't like having 3 racks of gear sitting incase that one person decides he needs 800GB of RAM to number crunch for 4 hours a month :P

    Francisco

    Thanked by 1seriesn
  • aglodekaglodek Member
    edited August 2016

    @Athyl said: SolusVM or Virtualizor?

    Which one is best for selling kvm vps with

    And then...

    Thanks for the suggestion. I try Virtualizor, Their panel is working great but too many problems with whmcs. And if i want to go with solusvm then i need to pay 20$ for kvm but in Virtualizor its 10$.

    Well, I think this pretty much sums up how serious a "business" the OP is, er, planning. This aside, thanks for an interesting read on what's the take on this subject by providers with hands on expertise.

  • natalyanatalya Member

    My vote goes to SolusVM.

    For open-source, use Proxmox.

  • jiggawattjiggawatt Member

    Francisco said: I don't like having 3 racks of gear sitting incase that one person decides he needs 800GB of RAM to number crunch for 4 hours a month :P

    That's what you got that sweetheart @Aldryic for. She can use his feminine charms to persuade that special someone to take business elsewhere.

  • vpsfastvpsfast Member

    I prefer SolusVM. Virtualizor has an interesting interface but I believe the SolusVM is more complete.

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