Cloud Hosting & Servers

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Useful tools for Cloud Hosting and servers including management and monitoring.

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ISPmanager

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ISPmanager is a flexible web hosting control panel for managing personal server (both dedicated and VPS) and providing shared hosting. With lots of premium features, cost-effective pricing policy & 14-day free trial ISPmanager is a great alternative to cPanel.

CentOS Web Panel

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CentOS web panel is a great FREE alternative to cPanel and comes with most of the features found in other paid Hosting control panel solutions.

Uptime Robot

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Checks your website for uptime, and sends email when it's down. Free plan covers most of use-cases.

cPanel

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cPanel is the industry leading control panel for server management and runs with CentOS/Red Hat Linux and is the most popular choice for web hosts providing hosting to their customers. It's easy to use and most of your customers will already be familiar with it.

Vultr

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Vultr is another low cost VPS Cloud provider much like Digital Ocean but have more relaxed rules regarding additional IP addresses and more locations.

WHMCS

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WHMCS is a server management and billing solution for web hosts, datacenters and resellers and integrates with a plethora of third party services including cPanel, Plesk, Paypal, enom and lots more.

VirtKick

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VM management panel for your customers to control their own cloud servers. The first SaaS hosting control panel. Only pay when your customers pay.

Pingdom

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Monitor uptime and keep a check on all your servers. One monitor check free.

VMmanager

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VMmanager - is a virtualization management software. It's a really great tool, which will help you to automatically provide VPS hosting services to your customers. Create virtual machines, provide VPS hosting services and build cloud infrastructure.

And since it has free version to start with it is the "must try" type 2 hypervisor on the market.

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