Feature Ideas

A white-label panel to provide a complete cloud hosting package to an end web hosting consumer with a powerful and reliable management of ServerAvatar.

Manage WordPress Users, Themes, Plugins and Settings directly from ServerAvatar Panel.

It would be very interesting to integrate Microsoft OneDrive, to make backups... It would also be very nice to be able to make backups via FTP and SFTP.

Create and manage ready-to-deploy WordPress templates with selected themes, plugins and settings.

Hetzner Cloud is a growing player as a cloud platform. This integration is most requested by customers.

Monitor .htaccess files for all sites using a file modification-based daemon and take care of OLS reloads automatically

Digitalocean Spaces BackBlaze B2 Integrations

I would like to have quick access to the database tied to the application I am viewing. That way it's faster and we can know it's the database used for the application. This would be good. At least when it's created automatically for WordPress installs.

I think we would all like to know what site is causing the server overload.

Give us the option to edit the SERVER PROVIDER name. So we can track what server er are using in that installation

I am used to name my applications and databases like this: mywebsite_com (and my-website_com for dashed domains). This is really helpful with organization especially for servers with many domains (and the same domain with multiple extensions) as it's very clear which one is which. I can't do it in ServerAvatar as dashes and underscores are not allowed, so I am asking if you could please enable them.

Support For ARM Servers

QUIC.cloud is the LiteSpeed's own CDN / caching / security service fully integrated with LSCache plugin. It functions as a reverse proxy and requires to use their CNAME or DNS. However, because of the reverse proxy, ServerAvatar is not able to verify the DNS and issue the SSL. If the SSL is issued first and the CNAME is changed later, the website can work fine for months, but may stop working randomly at any time showing the "Proudly managed by ServerAvatar" message until the DNS is changed back to the server's IP and the SSL is re-issued. I am asking an integration between ServerAvatar and QUIC.cloud that allow ServerAvatar to verify the DNS and issue SSL certificates under the QUIC.cloud proxy.

The Applications panel has a 'Framework' column that indicates the type of platform installed. For WordPress specifically, it also serves to add a direct link to the WP admin area of said website. The way platform detection works for WordPress apparently includes checking for the presence of wp-config.php file in the root directory of the web application. However this method is not 100% reliable, because WordPress can actually operate with the wp-config.php file moved to the parent directory of the web root. Doing this is the best possible way to protect against the unlikely but not impossible scenario where the link between the web server and the PHP preprocessor breaks, and the server begins to serve PHP code as plaintext files instead of executing them. Moving wp-config.php outside the web root folder still makes it accessible via PHP, but makes it impossible to reach via the webserver. But becase ServerAvatar does not know this, it simply decides that no wp-config.php means the framework is not WordPress. My suggestion is to change the verification process and either: (A) Check for wp-config.php both in public_html and its parent folder, or (B) Change the verification script to look for other telltale signals (e.g. wp-settings.php and/or wp-load.php which are always there)

In one big server very often I manage multiple websites of multiple users. So I need to limit the usage size of the websites.I need this feature, can it be added in the future?