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A control panel for solo devs, small agencies, and reselling, same surface area as cPanel/WHM but built fresh in Go + React I built it because I was running a small reseller setup, couldn’t justify cPanel’s £600/year/server, didn’t trust most of the cheaper alternatives, and got tired of setting up together 14 self-hosted services every time I deploy a new VPS. Tried CyberPanel, Hestia, ISPConfig, aaPanel , all had a something that didn’t work well for me or felt under-maintained. Website: https://novapanel.dev/ Installer source (MIT): https://github.com/teriyakiuk/novapanel-installer Features: Multi-domain sites with per-site PHP, Caddy reverse proxy + auto-TLS, custom error pages, real-time metrics PostgreSQL + MariaDB managed per-customer, point-in-time export/import, phpMyAdmin/pgAdmin built in Postfix / Dovecot / OpenDKIM / OpenDMARC with SPF/DKIM/DMARC generated automatically; Roundcube webmail; SMTP relay (Mailgun/Postmark/SES) PowerDNS authoritative + DNSSEC on demand S3 / Backblaze B2 backups , scheduled, encrypted, restorable per-site (Pro+) UFW + ClamAV + Caddy with the Coraza WAF module Web file manager + in-browser terminal + per-customer cron Two UIs: admin on :2087, customer panel on :2083 Single Go binary, embedded React SPAs. Pricing: Community is free forever (5 sites / 5 DBs / 5 customers for personal use). Pro £4.99/mo, Developer £9.99/mo Install: curl -fsSL https://license.novapanel.dev/install.sh | sudo bash Auto-issues a free Community licence bound to your machine fingerprint no signup, no email, no credit card to try it Full docs at https://novapanel.dev/docs No Docker image, installs natively and manages PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Caddy, Postfix etc. as host systemd services. A hosting CP wants direct access to those daemons (mail, DNS, FPM pools), so containerising the whole panel doesn’t really fit. Could revisit if there’s demand. Limitations: no clustering / multi-server (single VPS only for v1), no native cPanel/Plesk import (manual restore for now), no mobile app (responsive web only) AI Involvement: Used as an assistant throughout the build: refactoring, review, docs drafts. https://preview.redd.it/gzcuf89zpo1h1.png?width=2559&format=png&auto=webp&s=620916a608c54c693db43386c13bda57e3b1b41e https://preview.redd.it/qy7k87a1qo1h1.png?width=1289&format=png&auto=webp&s=73d1d8dc19deefd0c8541f0a1956f13dd86eeefe submitted by /u/PresentLeading3102 [link] [comments]

Hi, I’m trying to decide on the best hosting platform to build a WordPress site. I am trying to learn WP but finding it really difficult so the simpler and most novice-friendly host would be best. A lot of people seem to strongly recommend Hostinger. But WP dot org recommends both and lists BH above Hostinger on its page of recommended hosts. The big difference from what I can tell is BH has phone support and Hostinger doesn’t. For a newcomer no-nothing like me, it seems BH would be best. Is there a reason Hostinger would be better despite not having phone support? BH is more expensive but still in the low-price range. Thank you. submitted by /u/ReganLynch [link] [comments]

I have made a React website for a client with 3d elements and animations. It works very well now but I want to make sure it operates smoothly after hosting. Which platform would you support for hosting and domain purchase – Hostinger or GoDaddy? Which will have better performance and better renewal deals submitted by /u/BuilderImpossible792 [link] [comments]

we have opened total 17 accounts, and finally found they even can’t delivery the emails within domain in short time. we have sent sent the purchase orders to different departments within the domain, and they even can’t receive the emails inn3 hours. and been told the email in spam checklist ! how ridiculous thing it is? submitted by /u/Weak-Doughnut7915 [link] [comments]

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