Best VPS for CPanel?

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dwhs

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We are going to add some VPS plans and was wondering which one is best for CPanel?

Or is one recommended?
 
CPanel offers some requirements to be installed on the server. You can check them out on their website. The best server to install CPanel is on a CentOS 6 distribution.
 
Hi,

Below is the minimum requirement to have a cPanel server working proper.
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Processor: 266 MHz processor
Memory: 512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended when hosting many accounts)
Disk Space: 20GB hard disk (40GB is recommended)
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You can start with small plan of minimum requirement and then increase it as per need or customer request.
 
The question is really not on "where to find affordable web site hosting plan?" but "how to find an affordable web site hosting plan?"
 
VPS cPanel licenses are, on average, $10/month. Keep this cost in mind when offering lower based plans as to not price your self out of the market..
 
Yes, I would recommend at least 1GB RAM on any VPS for CPanel. We don't even offer CPanel with any spec less. It also depends on how many websites you plan on hosting?
 
Looking at your requirement, I would suggest you to stick with the service provider who provides support 24/7 and has been in market from at least last 5 years.
 
For shared hosting, I will suggest you get Cloudlinux on your VPS for better resource allocation. Alternatively Cloud hosting is more stable.
Regular VPS for many clients is always a boot in the ass.
 
Have you thought about using well known Cloud VPS options like DigitalOcean, Linode, Vultr, Ramnode, AWS etc? With such providers backing your VPS infrastructure, you can just sit back and concentrate on managing the servers than managing the infrastructure!
 
servopia said:
Have you thought about using well known Cloud VPS options like DigitalOcean, Linode, Vultr, Ramnode, AWS etc? With such providers backing your VPS infrastructure, you can just sit back and concentrate on managing the servers than managing the infrastructure!
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No, we would not send business to our competitors lol Digital Ocean is two years old we are 14. Just have a different VPS format that is custom and with the tech today we are going to jump on the more common config.

So far So far is looks like HyperVM with OpenVZ seems to be the best option.
 
At least 2GB of RAM and 20GB of disk space. And don't forget to keep track of your backups.

CentOS 7 is now recommended, as the support for CentOS 6 is ending soon.
 
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