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Does enhance support nodejs apps?
oh
so like how does the backup part work? do I need to install it on another server or will the backup work like if I just give it ftp details?
Soon™, its on the roadmap :
https://enhance.com/support/product-roadmap#:~:text=Website features-,Node.js.,-Python.
You can have it on same server where your websites are hosted, or its own dedicated server, the most important thing is it needs its own disk, so it can format it.
https://enhance.com/docs/backup-role/
You can also use S3 as a backup but it doesn't support incremental, yet!
any hosting recommendations that I could use as backups?
I am using https://layer7.net @layer7 they are the best for price/performance ratio!
Also using Avoro @dataforest for the websites/DNS part, and Hetzner for the Email part!
So xD like I am using 3 different providers all connected to one panel! and I even have a PC in my house with static IP connected to it LOL!
Layer7 and dataforest both great choices.
wait so like I'm actually quite new to this, why a separate server for email part?
Because you can ? 😂😂
But it just better for availability, so if one server goes offline not all the parts go down as well, like DNS/Website/Database/Email/Backup ...
Agree! But you are the one who recommended them to me, xD I saw a comment of yours!
Okay also like does enhance need 2 ips for ns1 and ns2? I initially installed virtualmin and I was able to setup ns1 and ns2 with the same ip but I don't think every panel supports that, so ya any idea if enhance supports same ip?
I have different IPs for NS1 & NS2, but in all scenarios you will have them different, because first server will be for the Panel itself, the second will be to host websites, and in both of them you can setup the DNS role, so then you have 2 IPs for the Nameservers.
Or, your use case is to have them the same, because of something else?
I plan to use a single server for everything and thats why I was curious on whether we could use the same ip
When I was looking up stackcp a few days ago, I found the demo for it.
https://www.stackcp.com/login/demo
ya everyone found the demo, but there's no literal info on it.
There is a reseller on LET selling shared hosting on it. Maybe @JustHost wants to fill us in since they are selling hosting with it.
hmm
Happy to give any info i can
So like are you selling StackCP Shared Hosting? if so where are you getting it from? would like a general idea on what I'd need to do if I wish to offer hosting with it.
20i.com - they recently changed their reseller packages in January this year.
Then HestiaCP would be better, its free and doesn't require much resources.
Its on their roadmap from 2 years. It was supposed to come in 2023, then 2024 and now there is no date.
I do not think they'll add it.
Cloudflare DNS + Cloudpanel is my recommendation.
Wordpress installer with optimized config (OpCache, Varnish), NodeJS option, no paywalls and easiest to maintain stack (Debian+MySQL+nginx).
If you use Cloudflare CDN then enable in website setting "Allow only connections from Cloudflare" and youre secure from IP leaks/DDoS attacks just like that.
Oof. That is sad to hear.
Probably not for selling hosting though.
Sure, but as Adam said, they need to re-work the base/framework of the panel so it can support Python/NodeJS.. in the future, and they are working on it as I can see on the latest updates.
But I agree with you they work slow on pushing new features. Still, they are very small company/team and I understand it takes sometime.
You absolutely can set it up like this, unless you need some kind of automation (I do not know if there is WHMCS etc. plugin)
Cloudpanel is made by managed Magento hosting https://www.mgt-commerce.com/ they give user access and there is account+domain seperation.
Sure, for managed hosting. Here, there’s likely another layer of isolation, such as KVM. (Edit: or full-out dedicated)
This guy don’t want to pay for a license of cPanel or DA, he’s not getting a dedicated server, he’s getting a smaller VM. Virtualizing that to save money dosen’t make sense.
Why does control panel need to support nodejs. I installed nodejs on root level on my DirectAdmin shared hosting and all users are able to run nodejs from their account to compile app and app itself is pure static hosting app.
Or I'm missing something here?