FreeBSD Panel needed for hosting purposes

[Anoniem]

Hi,

I'm running a FreeBSD VPS now for a few years, had Ubuntu in the past and FreeBSD won't let me down once, also my websites are fast and stable.

Now I want to offer a panel to my customers so they can deploy websites, MySQL DB's etc just like DirectAdmin can.

Do you have recommendations (paid/opensource) which will work the best on FreeBSD? Saw this image with cons/pro's but need some extra advise.

Want to start from scratch building a new VPS and rebuild all the things and offer one of these panels:

 

[lostpacket]

cpanel, and plesk are not supported under freebsd. Recently had a few clients migrate to us due o their provider going bust, unfortunately had to spin up a centos instance and install cpanel on that

 

[Anoniem]

cpanel, and plesk are not supported under freebsd. Recently had a few clients migrate to us due o their provider going bust, unfortunately had to spin up a centos instance and install cpanel on that

Pity, looking for a system on FreeBSD. Want to offer it with a panel in stead of the terminal/SSH. Ajenti should be working on FreeBSD but I couldn't find any good information on the experience(s).

 

[gkontos]

cpanel, and plesk are not supported under freebsd. Recently had a few clients migrate to us due o their provider going bust, unfortunately had to spin up a centos instance and install cpanel on that

Both of those panels end up screwing the OS and they use their own repositories for packages. In the end they become honeypots.

 

[gkontos]

Pity, looking for a system on FreeBSD. Want to offer it with a panel in stead of the terminal/SSH. Ajenti should be working on FreeBSD but I couldn't find any good information on the experience(s).

The only panel I have tested and proved to be quite secure was Virtualmin.

 

[marcotuna]

Like gkontos said and as far as I can tell the only panel that I've seen working on FreeBSD is Virtualmin, Ajenti does not have the Virtual Host's Manager for FreeBSD and the version of Ajenti is a pain in the ass to install and as a lot of bugs.