Birb is sleeping and I care about my own life. I won't disturb her right now.

At first I was also worried about putting it into production. But from what I’ve seen, one of the core contributors actually uses it to run her own hosting business. That gave me a bit more confidence

Because of a limited budget and the complexity of cPanel + WHMCS, I decided to go with an open-source stack: HestiaCP + FOSSBilling.

Got plenty of these to offer, recently we've added in EPYCs in Switzerland too. Below is an overview based on your specs, however most specs can be upgraded during order process:

Paymenter own too many bugs.

I have my own custom billing system for shared hosting. Now, to expand a bit, I think to add VPS support.

Well, nothing in particular. It's just that we're an accredited .ST registrar so we'll get the abuse reports first in most cases, and we don't use automation or are quick to place a domain on serverHo

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^ Happened to see their request thread the other day.

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I'm the VP for a Computer Science Club at a local College, and we're trying to give our student members a place to really get their hands dirty with code.

Each client has his own Redis instance and connection, isolated and not shared. Multiple websites under the same client share the same instance. This is how cPanel/DA handles Redis..

I'm pretty sure cPanel and DirectAdmin spawn separate Redis instances for each user, and each user uses their own Unix socket address to connect. If I recall correctly, multiple websites under the sa

Every user should have own redis server. Other better solution is to spawn redis server per website (if user need that/will enable redis in website options). If you are running one instance per all cl

I’m running my own shared hosting business and have implemented isolated Redis with ACLs. I’m just looking for feedback to see if there are other solutions. I’m not a cracker. (Image)

If you want your WordPress site to load fast, it’s not just about throwing money at better hosting. The speed really comes down to a mix of choices—your hosting setup, how you handle caching, and what

Just make sure to have a mail from a provider that wont go out. Free one from google, ms or yahoo.

If you lease a subnet from IPXO, or other similar places, we can announce those IPs via BGP (at no cost to you) and you can then assign such IPs to virtual or dedicated servers in our network.

OH, no I meant each team member has their own RDP which could contain 100 clients profiles if needed. So, once I have a subnet I can have each client profile have a unique IP. Thanks for your time bro

Would be immensely cheaper if you just use a VPN server and the people use their own devices, unless it's something to do with company data needing to not be installed on the peoples devices. Setting