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Jabali Panel – Open Source (GPL) Hosting Control Panel

jabalijabali Member

Hi everyone!

Maybe some of you remember my post back in May. Well, Jabali Panel is now production-ready and has been running on multiple production servers.

Jabali is a free, open-source hosting control panel and a potential alternative to cPanel and DirectAdmin, featuring web hosting, a standalone mail server, DNS, security, backups, and more.

I'm inviting LowEndTalk members to give it a try, test it on their infrastructure, and share their feedback.

Website: https://jabali-panel.com
Demo: https://demo.jabali-panel.com
GitHub: https://github.com/shukiv/jabali-panel

It's free and will always remain free. I'm happy to help anyone who wants to try it!

Comments

  • rpqurpqu Member

    lol

  • ZyraZyra Member

    ai deluxe

  • vuanhsonvuanhson Member

    Another...

  • ZyraZyra Member

    m love lienux

    byut temple os better

    regarfs
    zyra

  • jabalijabali Member

    @vuanhson said:
    Another...

    Maybe, but Jabali is not like the others. Try it, or check the demo. It is a matured control panel that has been worked on for 2 years. I’ve been a sysadmin + developer in hosting for ~30 years. I’ve worked on real production systems and contributed to open-source projects like DTC (Domain Technologie Control).
    This project is basically the result of years of experience.

  • jabalijabali Member

    @Zyra said:

    m love lienux

    byut temple os better

    regarfs
    zyra

    Have you typed this with your nose? :-)

  • ZyraZyra Member

    @jabali said:

    @Zyra said:

    m love lienux

    byut temple os better

    regarfs
    zyra

    Have you typed this with your nose? :-)

    yep

    regadrdfds

    Thanked by 1itzsenu
  • DrNutellaDrNutella Member

    @jabali said:

    @vuanhson said:
    Another...

    Maybe, but Jabali is not like the others. Try it, or check the demo. It is a matured control panel that has been worked on for 2 years. I’ve been a sysadmin + developer in hosting for ~30 years. I’ve worked on real production systems and contributed to open-source projects like DTC (Domain Technologie Control).
    This project is basically the result of years of experience.

    There’s no real pitch or value presented. We are busy. Give us good reasons

  • jabalijabali Member

    These are some of the point where jabali shine over others:

    • Modern mail and DNS. It ships the Stalwart mail server (IMAP, JMAP, CalDAV/CardDAV) with single sign-on webmail. PowerDNS with per-domain DNSSEC.
    • 1-click installers (WordPress plus 14 other apps).
    • encrypted, deduplicated backups to S3, B2, SFTP using restic.
    • A WAF with malware scanning (CrowdSec, ClamAV, YARA).
    • per-account resource limits (cgroups v2) and disk quotas.
    • Tenant isolation by design. Every account gets its own Linux user and PHP-FPM pool.
    • SSH runs only inside a sandbox, and a per-user outbound firewall stops a hacked site from spamming or attacking out.
    • The panel itself never runs as root.
    • Self-healing. The panel's database is the source of truth. Every 60 seconds it re-applies the web, PHP, mail, DNS and SSL configuration, so drift and broken configs fix themselves.
    • Docker app marketplace. 44 one-click Docker apps, including Nextcloud, n8n, Odoo, ERPNext, Immich, Vaultwarden, Gitea, Grafana, Plausible and Open WebUI. Each comes with its own domain, SSL, backups and update checks. The admin can install them server-wide, or let customers run their own, isolated with user namespaces.
    • Python apps. Customers can deploy Django, Flask or FastAPI (WSGI or ASGI). The panel builds the virtualenv from requirements.txt and runs gunicorn or uvicorn. nginx serves static files and media directly.
    • Billing-ready. The Automation API covers the whole account lifecycle: create, suspend, change package, reset password, one-click login, usage, terminate. It uses signed requests with scoped, revocable tokens. Admin accounts are out of its reach.
  • woinokizwoinokiz Member

    A new thread?

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