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Mar 17, 2021

If you’re looking for a cPanel/CentOS replacement, Jack Wallen thinks Virtualmin might do the job. He’ll show you what the tool has to offer and how to install it on Ubuntu Server.

OptimServers Cloud Hosting, a leading provider of Linux and Windows VPS Hosting, announced today the availability of its new Cloud Control Panel.

OptimServers Cloud Hosting’s Linux and Windows VPS Hosting plans are now available with a new Cloud Control Panel. The new control panel offers all clients the convenience of distributing their resources on multiple VPS Cloud servers in whichever way they need them to be configured. Customers only need to buy their resources, starting with 2GB RAM and one vCores and scaling up to 128GB RAM and 24 vCores, and then distribute them on as many VPS Cloud servers they need.

And of course, contrary to big cloud VPS providers’ practices, OptimServers Cloud Hosting’s plans don’t need customers to use a pricing calculator…

For many, Red Hat pulling support from the standard CentOS releases had some serious side effects. One of the biggest dominoes to fall was cPanel–for many web hosting companies, cPanel is the de facto standard control panel. It offers absolutely everything necessary to manage the hosting of your every client’s needs.

Once Red Hat pulled the plug on CentOS 8,…