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Your username says 12 bro
Not webhosting panel
ISPConfig
CyberPanel and HestiaCP. I think the recent news about the vulnerability shouldn’t contradict that it’s a great panel. This can happen from time to time. Something simillar also happened with VestaCp. Which hestiacp is built on i think.
Yeah, it was one of the reasons they forked Vesta and started Hestia, the developer of Vesta just did not take security seriously enough.
LMAO!
Webmin/ Virtualmin has an extensive API which one can use to make his own WHMCS-alike platform ,automating accounts and virtual servers creation among others.Im in the process of doing it. Anyone that would be interested to fund it by potentially buying a final product like that is welcomed to send me features requests.
My choice!
HestiaCP +1
I tried a few of the free ones and the easiest and best looking to install was Cyberpanel, but a load of stuff are "add ons" that you have to pay for, so it just feels like a trial version.
Something feels a bit off with it too. Doesn't feel secure.
Wow this tanookie guy is actually 12
Personally done some tests on that panel and didn’t like it comparing to Plesk or cPanel or Hestia
As my high school English teacher used to lecture me.
“Retarded is not a word, it’s just retard grammatically”
Does anyone still use CentOS Web Panel? I haven't heard anything about them for a while. Did they start charging?
Ask @jure12 that is his meme, not mine
Same here, I love LiteSpeed so it seems there aren't any alternatives to CyberPanel. HestiaCP seems very reliable and ressource efficient.
Just discovered Coolify so I will try it as well.
I (almost) ditched CyberPanel and using aapanel, which has support for OpenLiteSpeed.
i still gotta try Coolify too.
I just came to the same conclusion after asking ChatGPT for alternatives to CyberPanel. Installing aapanel right now. ChatGPT said Coolify focuses on application deployment and management rather than traditional web hosting.
true, for same reason i want to use for CI/CD and deploying with git hooks.
for traditional web hosting, you can go with aapanel.
first install it with apache
later go to apps and find OLS, it asks you to disable apache then you can install OLS.
i did just that years ago. hows OLS on aapanel?
with dashboard:
OLS/LS: Cyberpanel
Nginx-Apache: HestiaCP.
CLI based Nginx: WordOps, Webinoly
so far very smooth, our site gets around 100K visitors per day and its been more than 15days and no issues so far.
aapanel works and looks really great. No idea why some commenters said it's crap. I tried it with Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04, both combinations work fine for me. I don't even install apache or nginx in the first step so I don't have to deinstall later.
I have tried Coolify but seems there a steep learning curve.
i tried setting up a laravel project but seems complex to me, its good for already available images.
i want to use it like laravel forge, deployer with zero downtime deployment, git hook deployments but not able to get it done easily.
and worst part of today's world is, i am not able to find many text tutorials...instead too many youtube videos....i am usually a text person
I use aapanel for all my laravel projects (small projects tho).
The UI is good and relatively easy to setup.
But be careful with aapanel updates since, since it sometimes can brike your installation (happened to me twice). Just read the change logs carefully before updating.
Then, IMO, the LNMP stack they offer during the installation are somewhat unstable (the cpu & ram spikes happened sometimes),.
And the last is, they put ads on the free version.
Overall I like it tho
Edit: formatting
do you use git hooks for auto deployment etc?
or do you pull code manually?