ISPConfig 3 is the free hosting control panel: websites, email, DNS, FTP, databases, and multiple servers from one panel. The lengthy Perfect Server installation has become an official script. A fresh VPS, an FQDN hostname, root — not a gist … Read more
Redmine is a free project manager and bug tracker in Ruby on Rails, with Gantt charts, a calendar, wiki, forum, time tracking, and repository integration (Git, Subversion, Mercurial, and others). It has existed since 2006, never became SaaS, and … Read more
Gogs is a self-hosted Git server written in Go: a single binary, no Ruby, no Node, no queue, no Redis. You drop the file on the server, point it at a database and you have a web interface similar to the … Read more
In 2005, two Germans from projektfarm GmbH, the same crew that maintained HowtoForge, published a panel to manage Linux hosting servers. Twenty-one years later, ISPConfig is still going strong. It continues under a BSD license, with no fee … Read more
Setting up hosting on Linux is still the same craft: DNS, websites, email, SSL, backups. What changed is the shortcut. The official autoinstaller deploys Apache or Nginx, MariaDB, Postfix, Dovecot, Rspamd, and the panel on port 8080. You no longer … Read more
