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What does Solus lack for you?

Hello,

Just curious as I'm building a new control panel which I intend to be open source and in python (yes not seen one yet). I was wondering is there and client features missing from solus that you want to see?

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  • Reseller features.

    Reseller branding. (We had to develop our own extension to enable reseller branding)

    Template documentation

    Other than that. I don't think any other panel could match with their support. One of the best support from a company we have got. (+1 Solusvm)

  • MuZoMuZo Member

    open source and in python (yes not seen one yet).

    WebVirtMgr - libvirt/KVM, could be a starting point

  • @MuZo said:
    WebVirtMgr - libvirt/KVM, could be a starting point

    OpenVZ, Xen and KVM. Like solus but in python.

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith Member, Host Rep

    Hourly daily weekly billing

  • gestiondbigestiondbi Member, Host Rep

    @TinyTunnel_Tom said:
    OpenVZ, Xen and KVM. Like solus but in python.

    Have a nice year :P

    Perso. Good management of migration (even on customer side). More detailled stats for nodes.

  • @AnthonySmith said:
    Hourly daily weekly billing

    This was coming into part 2. Billing. Quite looking into it ;)

  • Haha got most of it built now. I can agree to on that.

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  • Security.

    Thanked by 1Nixtren
  • A reseller API.

    Solus has been lacking that for years.

  • It lacks being free

    Thanked by 1Dean
  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran

    Own ISO is the most pressing issue.
    Own templates, snapshots, better node management and alarms, etc.

  • doghouchdoghouch Member
    edited August 2015

    Hmm, I have a few up my sleeve:

    • useful updates
    • template documentation
    • more node information (I mean, I had to modify write a extension for SolusVM a bit so I would get a nice email notification when a node hit 90% capacity)

    For the reseller CP, it needs much more work (I mean like a complete revamp of the entire thing). Some suggestions:

    • a reseller API (I mean cPanel has had one for many, many, many years... why not everyone's favorite VPS panel?)
    • branding options
    • template modification capability
    • custom ISOs
    • the ability to change the resources allocated to a server (RAM, CPU units, bandwidth, storage space, etcetera)

    So, if your panel had these features @TinyTunnel_Tom, I'd be glad to use it if it doesn't look like an unthemed version of Solid (just make sure to make it WHMCS compatible) :)

  • doghouch said: I had to modify SolusVM a bit so I would get a nice email notification when a node hit 90% capacity

    How did you exactly do that?

  • doghouchdoghouch Member
    edited August 2015

    I wrote an extension, @techhelper1 :)

    (and no, it won't be up for download)

  • FlamesRunnerFlamesRunner Member
    edited August 2015

    @techhelper1

    I mean, it wouldn't be too hard if you used a cron job and a small bash script.

    #!/bin/bash
    generalinfo=$(uptime)
    mempercent=$(free | awk 'FNR == 3 {print $3/($3+$4)*100}')
    if (( $(echo "$mempercent > 70" | bc -l) )); then
    #do something after memory usage gets too high (in this case, over 70% memory )
    echo "Warning: The node xxxxxx has reached $mempercent percent in memory usage."
    echo "CPU/Uptime: "
    echo "$generalinfo"
    else
    echo "Notice: The node is running normally, with the memory usage sitting at $mempercent."
    echo "CPU/Uptime: "
    echo "$generalinfo"
    fi
    

    Save that as memcheck on the filesystem's root.

    Add the cron job (crontab -e):

    MAILTO="[email protected]"
    0 * * * * bash /memcheck
    

    Every hour, you'll receive an email based on the server's resource usage.
    It may not be great, but it may help in certain situations to know this.

  • Support for other Operating Systems other then RHEL

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  • Thanks guys these are a few things I've spotted. However the reseller thing I've been looking into and yea I can agree. There will be support for other OSes I intend for it to be quite universal.

    Own templates and ISO will be added. We plan to have a template desk where you can make templates out of your own VMs and upload existing ones.

    Any hoo. Thanks guys keep them coming

    Thanked by 1Maounique
  • branded/unbranded owned licenses

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  • @century1stop said:
    branded/unbranded owned licenses

    Will be free and open source. No license small banner on bottom and nothing a little HTML can't edit. That's all we will add in.

    Thanked by 1century1stop
  • SolusVM lacks good support, which would be difficult to have at an open source project. Why not charge a smaller fee like $7/m (just the price of a single Low end container) and be able to budget for proper support channels and the help of other developers? Also, developing a control panel like this is closely intertwined with system administration, so what happens if you need the help of a security expert (with it being open source, they could see the code, but that doesn't mean it will get a free audit)?

    Just some questions to get you thinking. :)

  • @HostMyBytes said:
    SolusVM lacks good support, which would be difficult to have at an open source project. Why not charge a smaller fee like $7/m (just the price of a single Low end container) and be able to budget for proper support channels and the help of other developers? Also, developing a control panel like this is closely intertwined with system administration, so what happens if you need the help of a security expert (with it being open source, they could see the code, but that doesn't mean it will get a free audit)?

    Just some questions to get you thinking. :)

    Many things are open source on a no support basis. However we are considering a support package like proxmox. Security audit will be done at my expense.

  • Nice dream kid.

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  • ah, almost forget, a good auto backup, either as snapshot or .gz
    supports all disk image file formats :D

  • @alexvolk said:
    Nice dream kid.

    It was 3 months ago.

  • Any ETA + screenshots?

  • @FlamesRunner said:
    Any ETA + screenshots?

    Not long. And not yet. Design it the one I want to change

  • Will the design be responsive and will it be made with a framework or all homemade?

  • Snapshot feature.

  • @angrysnarl said:
    Snapshot feature.

    Been on the list from day 1.

    @TheLonely said:
    Will the design be responsive and will it be made with a framework or all homemade?

    I hope to contact a few old mates and call in some favours.

    Thanked by 2angrysnarl TheLonely
  • FlamesRunnerFlamesRunner Member
    edited August 2015

    For me, SolusVM lacks a cloning machine, because jackhackett has a twin: alexvolt.

    And your name is better why?

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