What new automated software installations do you want available in the OS Reload function?

[Chris Gotzmann]

We are researching additional possible automated installations of software that can occur during the automated Operating System reload process.
We would like to hear from you about what new softwares would be good for us to integrate into the process.

Here is what is currently available to be automatically installed during the OS reload procedure:

1. Interworx Control Panel (License Required)
2. APF Firewall
3. LLMP (LigHTTPd, MySQL, PHP, Pure-FTPd)
4. LAMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP, Pure-FTPd)

What else do you want to see added?

Let us know right here!

Thanks!

[Ilya]

Maybe directadmin to cover almost all of popular panels? Also ispmanager will be good but I'm not sure if it's popular for US market.
It is also possible vpn or proxy server "out of the box" - good option.

[realvaluehosting]

Windows with WSP (WebsitePanel)

[eclouds]

Thanks for your inputs folks. We appreciate your feedback and will work on integrating those control panels in the future.

[Keiro]

How about CSF from ConfigServer with cPanel and/or Webmin?

And for that matter, why don't you also set up Webmin autoinstall?

We're working on making that happen ourselves... at least, across our datacenters. (QuadraNet/PacificRack's the second DC we work with.)

[Street.Walker]

maybe,
CSF/LFD for firewall
DirectAdmin for webhosting controlpanel (need license)
Webmin+Virtualmin for webhosting controlpanel (free)
Kloxo/LXAdmin for webhosting controlpanel (free)

nowaday, people trying to use LNMP (Nginx -the fast growing free webserver-, MySQL, PHP - PHP-FPM -, Pure/Pro FTP)
Customized LAMP + cPanel/WHM. Such as coupling Apache with Nginx or Varnish as reverse proxy and cached server

For peoples who need to run their virtualization node (vps hosting), you can provide automated software installations for :
Parallel Panel for Virtuozzo (need license)
SolusVM for OpenVZ/XEN/KVM (need license)
HyperVM for OpenVZ/XEN (free)
VMWare ESXi (need license)

For general use, maybe
VPN server like OpenVPN
Proxy server like Squid
VNC for accessing Linux graphical desktop

cmiiw

[eclouds]

Thanks for the suggestions, I have added them to our list and we will be reviewing them. Keep them coming!

[Street.Walker]

Don't forget to add Virtualizor from Softaculous to your list
http://www.virtualizor.com/