CyberPanel v Plesk - Which is Best for Running WordPress?
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Using a control panel for your VPS can make running it a easier and more user friendly. Two options we tested are Plesk and Cyberpanel. Let's look at the pros and cons. If you'd like to test either of these yourself, you can get 30 days of free credit for a Vultr VPS here: ideaspot.com.au/vultr
For full setup tutorials check out our previous videos:
Plesk: • Vultr WordPress Setup ...
Cyberpanel: • WordPress CyberPanel S...
Vultr has performed best in our benchmark testing, in terms of offering the best price/performance ratio. The other ones we like are Digital Ocean and Linode:
Digtal Ocean: ideaspot.com.au/digital-ocean
Linode: ideaspot.com.au/linode-trial
As mentioned in the video, here is a good disussion some people have had with Cyberpanel, in terms of security and stability:
www.webhostingtalk.com/showth...
Other options for self hosting WordPress:
CloudWays: • Cloudways Tutorial (Mo...
WordOps: • WordOps WordPress Setu...
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Thanks! Was waiting for this!
Very nice video, and very well spoken, thank you for creating it
As usual what a great content.
Thanks Marion 🙏
Very nice overview. thanks!
Great video. I love what you do. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very informative and helped a lot cheers bro kep the good content up :)
so what if you throw wordops in there as well which would you go for for running wordpress?
Finally, Thanks mate!
Thanks for watching 👍
Subscribed! I like your research
I have cyberpanel running on an Amazon AWS every 6 months it fills up the HDD space, with no clear indication what's the cause. Yes I disabled the logging. I may need to look elsewhere, otherwise quite good.
Please .. can I install WordPress and Mautic together on the same Vultr VPS .. thanks
Hi, what web server did you use on plesk tests? nginx or litespeed?
Great comparison .. Thanks mate & have a ripper 😁
💙💙 awesome video .💥
Hello dear, what after 15 days trial version (plesk)? Will it work or not? Should i buy license? or i can use the free version with limited features?
another great video
nice video
i love cyberpanel !
Hello Alex! Thank you for the video. However i want to ask you a question? Does Cyberpanel impacts website loading compared to using only Litespeed? Based what i experienced, a website with Cyberpanel+Litespeed loads slower than only Litespeed without control panel.
Of course, however cyberpanel has a user interface to manage files, databases etc. On litespeed only it is command line only.
@@robertzoufood you can manage the server via FTP too
Hi, if you get Vultr High Performance account - Can you install both Plesk and Cyberpanel and have 3 main domains on Plesk and your other domains on Cyberpanel?
(I'm not building websites for customers, it's just for my own websites ideas which I have about 5, but I can't afford two hosting accounts)
I have just started using CyberPanel, and looks good; and things have become faster and less stressful since I used to manually configure things. Other than that, the SSL seems to be an issue that I will figure out sooner!
maybe you could do a plesk vs cpanel, believe Vulta offers it, and think cpanel you can use a 14 day trail, hopefully enough to do a video. Both owned by same company as you said.
Is there a way to uninstall cyberpanel from a server without reinstalling the OS?
Also, is it possible to directly install WordPress on our Vultr High Frequency hosting without installing Plesk?
Yes for sure
Hey mate , you ever considered doing server setups for ecommerce production type sites , I set up an ecommerce store using the vultr HF cheapest option $6 a month (back in october when you made the tut) and it cant handle it anymore , i keep getting memory usage issue etc and if I start doin too much resource wise I get gateway errors etc and it freaks out , the site has grown alot approx 2000 products plus and yeah I dont think the server is liking life and I need to put it down. Im guessing you have a migration tut here somewhere
You probably should upgrade to a higher memory/CPU plan.
@@robertzoufood strange thing is is I moved it to cloudways same Vultr HF plan and no memory issues at all
I tried installing Cyberpanel in Vultr. Used the command line you had on your site. I failed, crashed and burned. I installed Plesk and wanted Litespeed but it didn't work. I watched your video again and used the Putty to put the command line in. I got every thing running great. Thanks for the video and command line script.
Thanks dude
혹시 plesk에서 HTTP/1 》HTTP/2로 교체할 수 있는 영상 자료 있나요?
If we use Plesk, do we get charged extra other than $6 per month on Vultr High Frequency? Also, I was confused. If they charge $6 per month for HF, why do they give us $100 credit for 30 days? Shouldn't it be $6?
There’s bigger more powerful options than $6 so people can try any multiple CPU’s and more ram options free too, that’s why they allow $100
How about AAPanel? It's an eye candy
Plesk email user only allows 100 MB size storage. Do you know which control panel offers more than 100 MB of email storage?
The pro version has options in the panel, the free version you can change from the command line: support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000067505
@@IdeaSpot : Thank you for the information.
Please make a video on how to migrate site from plesk to cyberpanel.
Thanks for the idea 💡
If it is wordpress site, you can still use migration plugins like WP Vivid to migrate from one host to other irrespective of the hosting panel used.
I hope you will give us your opinion for 2023
cyberpanel user here i tried plesk free but always keep my server down or threashold notification on plesk admin due to the default configuration on nginx apache server.. so far cyberpanel no issues
dude same problem here. so today i decide, i am go cyberpanel
Nothing beats Plesk.
Do you really recommend CyberPanel? Thanks
Is Plesk free with Vultr High Frequency? Their $6 per month plan.
Yes on vultr it’s a free option
dude, awesome work! love your videos! However, in this instance, you missed something incredibly important!. Plesk only allows up to 3 emails on the free version and that sucks a lot!!!
I don't even use email, so probably not as important for me. 😅 However, the 3 websites limitation is a concern for me.
Cyberpanel is by far not production ready as of Oct 31 2022. Nothing is organised appropriately, some features are just broken, let's encrypt SSL acme dependencies aren't installed or updated during installation of Cyberpanel, some features such as WordPress deployment are now stuck behind a paid addon subscription. Whilst the pricing is reasonable ($59USD/year) if the panel actually worked, the biggest gripe is if you make the mistake of subscribing through the panel itself, there is NO WAY to cancel if you change your mind.
To put Plesk in a showdown with Cyberpanel is ludicrous. They're in entirely different leagues. Plesk is a well polished commercial product with many features that just works. Cyberpanel can bearly walk yet.
In a few years time Cyberpanel might become a project worth checking out but it isn't there yet not even close. It's better to think of Cyberpanel as alpha software right now. It simply isn't production ready.
Agree, I'm thinking of switching
exactly Marx, but learn that from my mistake
He clearly says CP is a good option if you're on the cheap side. Otherwise go for Plesk!
@@jim6477 You didn't read my comment did you...
If you're on the budget, use wordops.
Avoid Cyberpanel, its plagued with bugs and the devs are in denial, my whole server went down today and the paid support eventually half fixed it then said the issue was Cloudflare! Complete joke, im going back to cpanel!!!