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Alternative to solusvm and virtualizor
AndreiGhesi
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in General
Hi,
What is the name of the new vps management solution made by the guy that made solusvm? Forgot the name.
Right now I'm using solusvm and I don't know if I'll wait for solusvm 2, move to virtualizor or to something else.
Tx
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virtfusion
VirtFusion. They're here over... @VirtFusion.
I haven't tried it out as a "provider" or anything similar, but as a user it for sure is pleasing over other VPS control panels I've tried.
I once briefly put it on a machine from the provider pov as a test, that end of things seems to be just as pleasing as the customer side.
Now that I look at it, it's amazing you actually bought involucrated.com just to redirect it to cociu's profile.
Can confirm, VirtFusion is good, using it
SolusIO, is pretty much going to be SolusVM2.0... Its being forked/merged/renamed
We have been using it for about a year now. No real issues. Stable. Just not as full featured as solusVM yet. No easy to way upgrade from VM > IO either.
Until it gets sold in coming years.
Trust me, new products suck.
Everything was "new" at one point.
If SolusIO will be merged into SolusVm V2 what will be product price? Solusvm price schema or solusio?
No official word yet. Should more on par with solusVM I am guessing.
If you look for a schema and look at their past, a possible pattern would be SolusVM v2 = SolusVM price x2.
Aren't they charging $2.50 per core? I thought the reason virtfusion was more expensive than solusvm/virtualizor was because solusio was going to be much more expensive with the per core pricing model.
I used virtfusion from hybula. It was far better than solus and virtualizor.
Hey guy (whoever runs OPLink account), I'd really commend checking out Virtfusion and just setting it up on a test system to try out. I like OPLink services myself and the Plesk guys aren't going to do anything real with "SolusIO" / "SolusVM 2" still for a long time.
Virtualizor is the best.
I am using it for many years. Price is also good
The price is good for what you get
Yes, they were a lot more expensive but as far as I remember (cannot find their "register for testing" thread where he stated this) they aim at some sort of resource pooling and reselling structure than a VM selling like most times offered here.
This is indeed the more accurate description.
I like their ISO upload feature though.
Why should we trust you?
You can check out this alternatives to SolusVM here:
https://alternativeto.net/software/solusvm/
Pleased you liked it
Good to hear - it's our primary goal!
Time has really moved on since their inception. Lots of better ways to deploy and manage.
Great stuff, enjoy
Ha, another bloated panel? No, thanks.
@VirtFusion
Please release some preferential activities at an appropriate time to make more people familiar with it
Virtfusion is solid - Moved from virtualizor and couldn't be happier
"The SolusVM licensing model and pricing will remain the same; a better product under the same conditions you have now"
https://solusvm.com/roadmap/
have you tried Proxmox?
I would probably recommend Proxmox as well, at least to test with. Has integrations for billing software, and seems to do a fine job of managing servers. I haven't seen what it looks like from the end-user side, but Hostbill shows you can do all VM management stuff for end-users in Hostbill itself, so end-users wouldn't ever need to log into Proxmox itself. I'm sure it is similar with WHMCS.
prox , works very well with WHMCS , gives the clients far more control over them VM than Virt does, since moving to them had far less clients contact us as everything they can do from Prox now, its more complex to setup but once you setup its rock solid & you have far more control over it, also because there much more controls in the WHMCS module , you dont need to give the clients the end user panel everything can be managed from there client area, soz for the Story !
Which billing module are you using for WHMCS with Proxmox? The one from modules garden or a different one?
terminal and hands
virtfusion