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Wordpress Self Hosting Panel (cloudways alternative)

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  • meditatingsurgeonmeditatingsurgeon Member

    @xenstar - @emgh is correct - it doesn't do load balancing, but with the $6 entry fee, you can connect any number of servers to the control panel and pay only per website (as I mentioned I think $6 will support 30 or so websites).

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  • LinuxOperationsLinuxOperations Member

    for nginx i can recommend cloudpanel, for openlitespeed i can suggest cyberpanel+openlitespeed

    Thanked by 1alfirous
  • seenuseenu Member

    @Dazzle said: Hi, sorry, but let's discuss here in the thread. I'm just an ordinary EasyPanel user. If you want further support, you can join their Discord.

    no problem...i just didn't want to pollute the thread...but okay....

  • adilolvadilolv Member

    @meditatingsurgeon said: $6 will support 30 websites

    its 5$ = 33 websites

    Thanked by 1meditatingsurgeon
  • DrNutellaDrNutella Member

    @Dazzle said:

    @seenu said:

    @huntercop said: Easypanel

    is it fully docker based or what?

    Yes, it is docker based.

    somethings are not clear from their website.

    and can i deploy projects directly without git?

    Yes.

    also does it support self-hosted git repositories?

    Yes.

    All correct. Deploy it on a server. Takes 10 seconds. It answers all questions

  • ArkasArkas Member, Retired Moderator

    This is a recurring topic. What amazes me is that it is so easy to install Wordpress and configure it, if WP is all you want, why do you need a panel?

    Thanked by 3emgh alfirous aashrit
  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad
    edited September 2024

    @Arkas said:
    This is a recurring topic. What amazes me is that it is so easy to install Wordpress and configure it, if WP is all you want, why do you need a panel?

    See my post on RunCloud on page #2

    And

    • Setting up stuff without logging into each site’s wp-admin, such as incremental backups in RunCloud’s case

    • Easy migration between RunCloud servers is another

    • Setting up a stage env with just a few clicks

    • Creating a self signed SSL cert with basically 1 click

    • Very easily run several PHP versions using their containerization

    • Etc

    Thanked by 1Arkas
  • rayhanTheSunflowerrayhanTheSunflower Member

    +1 CloudPanel

  • Matt247Matt247 Member

    been using HestiaCP for past few years now, perfect for me.

  • meditatingsurgeonmeditatingsurgeon Member

    @adilolv said: its 5$ = 33 websites

    I get taxed 20% and I know.

  • diwakerddiwakerd Member

    Control web panel also good with just $ 12/year charges

  • rober7rober7 Member

    I use for some time Cloudpanel, didnt had any issues with it

  • anisuranisur Member

    months ago cyberpanel are getting hacked. today cloudpanel creator just announce "accounts being compromised due to a vulnerability in CloudPanel." . sad, there is no good and secure free panel .

    Thanked by 1vikram
  • xenstarxenstar Member

    @anisur said:
    months ago cyberpanel are getting hacked. today cloudpanel creator just announce "accounts being compromised due to a vulnerability in CloudPanel." . sad, there is no good and secure free panel .

    wow. that's bad. should i just stick with cloudways?

  • jcsniderjcsnider Member

    You should always lock down the admin interface no matter what panel you are using. If you throw CloudPanels UI behind CloudFlare Zero Auth you will still be fine. You should never assume that any panel is secure and do the same for Plesk/Cpanel/etc unless you absolutely can’t for some reason (reselling).

  • COLBYLICIOUSCOLBYLICIOUS Member

    @xenstar said:

    @anisur said:
    months ago cyberpanel are getting hacked. today cloudpanel creator just announce "accounts being compromised due to a vulnerability in CloudPanel." . sad, there is no good and secure free panel .

    wow. that's bad. should i just stick with cloudways?

    Just go with Enhance Control Panel and never look back. Really strong for its pricing.

  • XytronixXytronix Member

    @ntlx said:
    This is a topic that I have researched EXTENSIVELY over the last few months. I have a huge list of different options available, I'm going to expand upon it with some basic summaries and thoughts and info on the costs of each one, and ultimately rank them as far as which ones I find to be the most feasible/realistic to use for different purposes. I'll post it in here later this afternoon.

    For now, I'll say this...if you are just looking to run Wordpress and not have to deal with other kind of server management from a GUI perspective, or really to worry about anything like virtualizing different users/userspace with their own ability to install/run things and have their sites/files separated and access enabled for their own control panels, etc. then I would definitely say you should go with Cloudpanel for this.

    Cloudpanel is a bit of a hybrid between the ultra barebones type solutions that are truly WP only and a more full-featured control panel like your cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, Cyberpanel type solutions. I quite like Cloudpanel myself, it's quite fast with nginx/php-fpm and some other stuff you can customize and get your Wordpress sites running nicely. Ironically right now the Cloudpanel website is bugging out and throwing an error from "too many redirects" so I can't double check but last I recall there's no built-in email management functionality so that's just something you might wanna take note of. It has built-in Cloudflare integration, let's encrypt certificates are automated, and it's pretty well designed for performance on your server, I would recommend getting something a bit more powerful than the minimum resource requirements though as you'll be running stuff like Redis on it which can use up a decent amount of resources.

    If you don't wanna go that route and are comfortable running things pretty much entirely from the command line, you might wanna check out SLICKSTACK - their website is slickstack.io - it's actually rather newbie friendly for people who might be somewhat new to using things from a CLI and it has the benefit of being entirely based on different (well-written) bash scripts and cronjobs so everything will run right out of the box after setting it up. I can't recommend it highly enough, they've got a great community if you need any help (it's a free, open source project, Cloudpanel is as well) and most importantly, Slickstack is literally THE FASTEST I have EVER SEEN Wordpress run in my life. I've been using WP in various ways/forms since roughly 2004 or so, the very early days, so I have tried quite a lot of things and while I am sure there's probably a way to technically maybe beat Slickstack's performance, I think it would be very costly and time-consuming.

    I'll stop gushing because I don't want to seem like a shill for either of these two open source projects, but, check them out.

    Alternatives you may wanna look into, again, these are more full-featured control panels with GUI interfaces and a lot of server management/user management features and add-ons you can setup, that I haven't seen mentioned in here yet would be:

    • Cyberpanel (cyberpanel.net - from the people behind LiteSpeed/OpenLiteSpeed) - a great full-featured control panel that has a feature set which comes close to things like cPanel/Plesk etc. while being totally free. They have add-ons if you want to get them, I haven't used them though. I do know they have an OpenLiteSpeed WP only release that you might wanna check out, I've not used it.

    • Enhance (enhance.com - paid, starts at $5/month for a bunch of servers) - this is more of a cPanel/Plesk alternative, tons of features, they've been very actively developing this over the last year or two and it's gotten quite good tbh. I use this on some of my servers.

    What is a viable solution for NextJS dynamic sites and nodejs backends?

  • awandataawandata Barred

    cloudstick is good, they have many feature and security
    but they don't have external backup, you must use their backup service.

  • navneetkknavneetkk Member

    @Xytronix said:

    @ntlx said:
    This is a topic that I have researched EXTENSIVELY over the last few months. I have a huge list of different options available, I'm going to expand upon it with some basic summaries and thoughts and info on the costs of each one, and ultimately rank them as far as which ones I find to be the most feasible/realistic to use for different purposes. I'll post it in here later this afternoon.

    For now, I'll say this...if you are just looking to run Wordpress and not have to deal with other kind of server management from a GUI perspective, or really to worry about anything like virtualizing different users/userspace with their own ability to install/run things and have their sites/files separated and access enabled for their own control panels, etc. then I would definitely say you should go with Cloudpanel for this.

    Cloudpanel is a bit of a hybrid between the ultra barebones type solutions that are truly WP only and a more full-featured control panel like your cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, Cyberpanel type solutions. I quite like Cloudpanel myself, it's quite fast with nginx/php-fpm and some other stuff you can customize and get your Wordpress sites running nicely. Ironically right now the Cloudpanel website is bugging out and throwing an error from "too many redirects" so I can't double check but last I recall there's no built-in email management functionality so that's just something you might wanna take note of. It has built-in Cloudflare integration, let's encrypt certificates are automated, and it's pretty well designed for performance on your server, I would recommend getting something a bit more powerful than the minimum resource requirements though as you'll be running stuff like Redis on it which can use up a decent amount of resources.

    If you don't wanna go that route and are comfortable running things pretty much entirely from the command line, you might wanna check out SLICKSTACK - their website is slickstack.io - it's actually rather newbie friendly for people who might be somewhat new to using things from a CLI and it has the benefit of being entirely based on different (well-written) bash scripts and cronjobs so everything will run right out of the box after setting it up. I can't recommend it highly enough, they've got a great community if you need any help (it's a free, open source project, Cloudpanel is as well) and most importantly, Slickstack is literally THE FASTEST I have EVER SEEN Wordpress run in my life. I've been using WP in various ways/forms since roughly 2004 or so, the very early days, so I have tried quite a lot of things and while I am sure there's probably a way to technically maybe beat Slickstack's performance, I think it would be very costly and time-consuming.

    I'll stop gushing because I don't want to seem like a shill for either of these two open source projects, but, check them out.

    Alternatives you may wanna look into, again, these are more full-featured control panels with GUI interfaces and a lot of server management/user management features and add-ons you can setup, that I haven't seen mentioned in here yet would be:

    • Cyberpanel (cyberpanel.net - from the people behind LiteSpeed/OpenLiteSpeed) - a great full-featured control panel that has a feature set which comes close to things like cPanel/Plesk etc. while being totally free. They have add-ons if you want to get them, I haven't used them though. I do know they have an OpenLiteSpeed WP only release that you might wanna check out, I've not used it.

    • Enhance (enhance.com - paid, starts at $5/month for a bunch of servers) - this is more of a cPanel/Plesk alternative, tons of features, they've been very actively developing this over the last year or two and it's gotten quite good tbh. I use this on some of my servers.

    What is a viable solution for NextJS dynamic sites and nodejs backends?

    You may use Render.com
    or if you want to go with self hosted solution - Coolify

  • xenstarxenstar Member

    @navneetkk said: if you want to go with self hosted solution - Coolify

    I think Coolify is good when you need vertical scaling. And it needs more technical knowledge.

  • anisuranisur Member

    cyberpanel vs cloudpanel ? here is a latest test i did on same 2 gb upcloud server with Twenty Twenty-Four wordpress theme.

  • xenstarxenstar Member

    i moved to xcloud.host. Love it..

  • qamarulhassanqamarulhassan Member

    @xenstar said:
    i moved to xcloud.host. Love it..

    Hi, is there any demo available for the xcloud control panel?
    What features did you consider when selecting this panel?
    Thanks

  • diwakerddiwakerd Member

    For wordpress use cyberpanel and do few tweaks change ssh port , change cyberpanel port , close unnecessary ports, enable key login and write protect all folders except media uploads folder to improve security, switchoff ftp server open when u want to upload files and you will be good to go

  • xenstarxenstar Member

    @diwakerd said:
    For wordpress use cyberpanel and do few tweaks change ssh port , change cyberpanel port , close unnecessary ports, enable key login and write protect all folders except media uploads folder to improve security, switchoff ftp server open when u want to upload files and you will be good to go

    Well for xcloud, I didn't have to do anything like that. It handled by the script. Because I was using cloudways, I wanted something which is atleast similar to that. I think xcloud is most closest to cloudways for now, as they only focus on wordpress hosting, optimization and security.

  • xenstarxenstar Member

    @qamarulhassan said:

    @xenstar said:
    i moved to xcloud.host. Love it..

    Hi, is there any demo available for the xcloud control panel?
    What features did you consider when selecting this panel?
    Thanks

    You can check their website xcloud.host. they have a free version.

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