zotix
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Hello community,
I am currently hosting my white hat business on a dedicated server in Europe.
Its a full installation of Proxmox, as Hypervisor-1; I wanted to host my websites & email accounts on this server, business related, private & "BHW related".
So I did some resreach related to good open source panels on GitHub, from what I saw:
Mail only:
- Mailcow [seems to be top notch]
Hosting:
I know this question has already been asked in some BHW threads, but still - new providers appear and some may have improved.
Or do you think Plesk & cPanel is the way to go?
I know there are "shared" licence providers as well, most likely ripping off customers, so I focus more on the open source ones - Plesk would be an option, but only if its significantly better.
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For my Use case:
- Approx: 5-10 Websites: Lets assume, 5 Lightweight - 3 Normal with Elementor Pro + Plugins, so massively packed with Plugins - and 2 E-Commerce
- Email Accounts: 5-8 Domains; 5 Mostlikely rarely active, but 3 "More".
No Reselling Ambitions.
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What is your Experience in 2025?
I personally struggle between:
- Cloudpanel + Mailcow
- HestiaCP + Mailcow
- Plesk
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Do do you guys think?
Kind regards,
zotix
I am currently hosting my white hat business on a dedicated server in Europe.
Its a full installation of Proxmox, as Hypervisor-1; I wanted to host my websites & email accounts on this server, business related, private & "BHW related".
So I did some resreach related to good open source panels on GitHub, from what I saw:
Mail only:
- Mailcow [seems to be top notch]
Hosting:
- - CloudPanel
- - CyberPanel
- - HestiaCP
- - ISPConfig3
- - Virtualmin + Webmin
- - aaPanel
I know this question has already been asked in some BHW threads, but still - new providers appear and some may have improved.
Or do you think Plesk & cPanel is the way to go?
I know there are "shared" licence providers as well, most likely ripping off customers, so I focus more on the open source ones - Plesk would be an option, but only if its significantly better.
----------------
For my Use case:
- Approx: 5-10 Websites: Lets assume, 5 Lightweight - 3 Normal with Elementor Pro + Plugins, so massively packed with Plugins - and 2 E-Commerce
- Email Accounts: 5-8 Domains; 5 Mostlikely rarely active, but 3 "More".
No Reselling Ambitions.
----------------
What is your Experience in 2025?
I personally struggle between:
- Cloudpanel + Mailcow
- HestiaCP + Mailcow
- Plesk
----------------
Do do you guys think?
Kind regards,
zotix