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Hostbill
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I just purchased the hostbill data center edition and I was just actually looking at the provisioning modules it has. I noticed that it doesn't have any dedicated server provisioning modules. Does anyone have a module for provisioning dedicated servers I have a full cabinet of servers 40U 1U servers that I would love to hook up and have auto provisioning does anyone have a module that they use with hostbill for this or would I have to get a custom make?
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so you have 40server?
Yes 40 1U servers.
Does it have an NOC-PS module?
No not that I can see included in the data center edition or on the extensions page.
Should have noc-ps
https://www.noc-ps.com/docs/hostbill-module-installation/
@Keke does it come with Proxmox module with auto KVM provisioning?
I plannto invest in hostbill
Been seeing a fair number of people here talk about buying hostbill. Must be the new cool toy. Enjoy the regret
I've got all the plugins etc if you need any.
Jarland! Why say so? Whats the regret about? Im really curious :X
Are there plugins for shoe botting VPN services as well?
It comes with proxmox yes but I'm still not sure if the modules are included such as modules garden or anything of that nature I just purchased it yesterday so I'm still looking into everything. I mainly purchased it for the colocation manager and IP manager and basically praying it had a dedicated server provisioning module of some sort.
Why the regret? I'm glad they have a 30 day refund policy so hopefully if I do regret anything with it I can return it. I'm planning to run a 28 day hard evaluation of it so if you have anything I can look into that might be a flaw please do let me know.
Which plugins I have no idea how to use them yet but I'm planning to have it loaded up within the next couple days just to test the reliability of everything before the 30 day trial is up.
@KeKe, do you need to pay upfront in order to get the 30 days trial?
Yes $1499 and they have a 30 day refund policy.
Regret because it's overpriced and inferior to more affordable products. Buggy, poorly optimized, no real benefits other than "not WHMCS."
Been a while since I used it as a provider but they jacked up the price while it was still the same crap I regretted using. Since then I've only found it annoying and slow when providers use it, and witnessed no client side benefits over WHMCS at all.
lol WHMCS is slow as horse sh**. Why even bother with that nonsense.
Depends on how you run it. I've seen WHMCS installs that were super fast. I have no problems with it.
I disagree, our WHMCS runs super fast. Just like what @BlazeMuis says, depends on hows your setup is.
@KeKe DCI Manager is supported.
I found it yep your right that's exactly what I needed.
Hell I'm running it on apache prefork with roughly 1,000 customers (might actually be closer to 2500 now, been a while since I checked that #) and it's not even slow. That's a low number, but I'd suggest above average for WHMCS users.
I'm testing out hostbill, whmcs and ubersmith right now so hopefully I find the best one out of the bunch. Did you do any optimization to WHMCS to make it run efficiently with a high user base?
Right now 100% default LAMP stack on Ubuntu. Been meaning to do a lot more there just still shocked this is doing so well, kind of curious how long it takes to fall over
actually hostbill includes a colocation manager module which is the only reason I will ever risk ever using hostbill for. https://hostbillapp.com/feature/colocation-manager-overview/
That's pretty much what I wanted it for as well ubersmith also has one but the monthly price isn't really sustainable for me at this point id rather pay a $1499 one time fee for hostbill instead of a monthly fee for ubersmith.
I am glad you could afford hostbill I cannot afford it and you're right I would rather only pay once than monthly.
@jarland Pls, LEMP stacks aren't that hard to set up