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what do you think about including nginx and making an apache hybrid?

Waiting for this feature too

Waiting as well, even without apache and only nginx.
Maybe a choice during installation phase of keyhelp

I almost chose this panel, but the fact that there is no NGINX, I had to refuse. And it's a pity, I really liked the ARM support for single-board PCs.

Jester wrote: ↑Sun 4. Sep 2022, 12:56 I almost chose this panel, but the fact that there is no NGINX, I had to refuse. And it's a pity, I really liked the ARM support for single-board PCs.

Which advantage do you see in NGINX besides that is has a strange config?

They certainly mean Nginx as a caching server before the Apache web server

Also consider OpenLiteSpeed. Nginx is a must. I love keyhelp. Bravo.

PS.: Please add to interface:
Memcached
Redis
Docker

sanxh wrote: ↑Mon 12. Sep 2022, 18:32 Docker

Just my 2 cents:

I think the panel is the wrong place for Docker Management.

If you want that, take proxmox (which supports docker and KVM) and install KeyHelp in a VM.

Waiting for this feature

I see no point to this. Apache has proven to be the best under all circumstances.
I have ran low memory systems with millions of users, in the end the problem always came back to the keybuffer of the database-server.
Never ever was Apache the problem of the load.

Jester wrote: ↑Sun 4. Sep 2022, 12:56 I almost chose this panel, but the fact that there is no NGINX, I had to refuse. And it's a pity, I really liked the ARM support for single-board PCs.

Right, on my SBC board, website running on Apache is very slow, I have a nextcloud project test with Apache and nginx, nginx to do much fast then apache, I would like to have Nginx and without apache would be ok

I am currently rewriting the KeyHelp's webserver systems, so that one would be able to use e.g. nginx as replacement of Apache.
The next update will include the new management system, but will not yet include nginx. However this is a big step towards the goal of also supporting nginx as well, but I cannot give any ETA yet.

Alexander wrote: ↑Sat 19. Nov 2022, 11:04 I am currently rewriting the KeyHelp's webserver systems, so that one would be able to use e.g. nginx as replacement of Apache.
The next update will include the new management system, but will not yet include nginx. However this is a big step towards the goal of also supporting nginx as well, but I cannot give any ETA yet.

Hello, dear Alexander

I am a user who recommends Keyhelp, but many of the complaints is the lack of nginx or reverse proxy with nginx+apache with fastcgi.

It is something that should be given priority, no doubt you guys would grow and it would be much more used.

I put as priority the following tasks (if possible, at least get to PRO version faster)

Openlitespeed
Nginx+Apache
Nginx+Fastcgi or Redis
These three solutions in the free version

Litespeed (only in the paid version, it's understandable and I wouldn't mind)

I put this as urgent, why? Because keyhelp is an excellent dashboard but in the fight with the competition it is slightly behind in choice because of this.

I understand that the task is complicated, but you should focus on this. And try to expedite the ETA as soon as possible.
Thanks!

Hello,

This feature may be part of the upcoming KeyHelp 23.1.

Alexander wrote: ↑Mon 23. Jan 2023, 09:59 Hello,

This feature may be part of the upcoming KeyHelp 23.1.

Sure, that's wonderful news!

In my opinion of course, when Nginx or Openlitespeed be added this control panel will be much better.
Unfortunately Apache struggles a little in high websites traffic, this is a good control panel when you add Nginx it will be more powerful.

People love to see this as priority because of performance

Openlitespeed for free control panel version support
Nginx as reverse proxy (if you can include nginx_fastcgi configuration should be great)
Redis caching + nginx.
Litespeed for paid version should be great bonus.

I think many users will love to see nginx support web server and openlitespeed.

Thanks for your great work! Long live to Keyhelp