Install EasyPanel on VPS - Host multiple websites on a VPS (Hostinger)

Set up and install EasyPanel on a VPS with Hostinger. Use my link hostinger.com/davidb or coupon code DAVIDB to get an additional discount for all Hostinger VPS packages or Shared Hosting Plans.
If you are looking for an alternative to EasyPanel, then check out this video on how to set up Hostinger VPS with CloudPanel:
• How to set up multiple...
In this video, we'll walk through how to set up a VPS plan on Hostinger and install EasyPanel. EasyPanel will be our server control panel which makes the process of adding multiple websites to a vps easy. Then we will connect our domain names to our new VPS, sites will automatically work with free SSL to keep our site secure. We will also see how easy it is to install Wordpress on our new VPS hosting using 1-Click install by EasyPanel.
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[@alexdin1565]

can we run for example 2 django app also or Wordpress only?

[@abdulbasir906]

How to setup a subdomain using this Panel. I don't have shared hosting plan, I am using Hostinger VPS

[@fiverrwebdeveloper5608]

How did you install SSL please make a video

[@tundeblog9548]

what about the webmail can i use other panel the webmail is not sending am getting error mail

[@Abdullah-lp5gf]

Hi David, followed same steps but my nexcloud instant is not secured. How to get SSL certificates for my demain name in easypanel ?

[@9maan]

Hi David, thanks for the video, would you please tell me in which vps hosting can we easily manage news website which have estimated 5000-10000 daily visitors.

[@davidbattersby]

I think the KVM2 on hostinger should handle this amount of traffic comfortably, especially if the users are visiting at different times throughout the day. If you want peace of mind then the KVM4 vps would likely handle it with ease due to extra cpu, ram and bandwidth. If you do decide to go with KVM2 then you can always upgrade to the next plan later from within the dashboard. Hope this helps!

[@9maan]

@@davidbattersby Thanks David, I will follow accordingly.