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A web hosting control panel for Debian/Ubuntu and the RHEL family: sites, PHP, databases, TLS, mail, backups, firewall and moving accounts between servers — from one static binary, with no runtime to install, no agents in other languages and no external services.

The panel installs as a single package, serves its own HTTPS port and does not depend on the system nginx: if a site's configuration breaks, the panel is still reachable and can fix it. The web UI, the CLI, the SSH menu and any integration all speak the same REST API — anything you can do with a mouse you can script.

Getting started

Install

The install script, .deb and .rpm packages, server requirements.

Quick start

From mp setup to a site with a database, mail, backups and a move — with CLI commands.

Web UI

The web UI page by page, with screenshots in the light and dark themes: dashboard, sites, PHP, databases, mail, files, jobs, firewall, backups, settings; how to retake the screenshots

Features

Every area of the panel: the commands, how they work and what is not there yet.

Updates

A release per tag, ed25519 signatures, updates that roll back to the previous binary.

Guides

Web stack

The nginx+php-fpm and nginx+Apache modes, the file layout, templates, isolation and limits, TLS/ACME, HTTP/3, logs

Mail

Mail: postfix + dovecot + opendkim, the path of a message, files and ports, DNS records, webmail, limits

Moving in

A whole account from another MonoPanel, BitrixVM or FASTPANEL.

CLI, TUI and API

CLI commands, TUI screens, the REST API, billing integration (WHMCS)

Platforms

Supported OSes, package sources, the PHP and extension matrix, MySQL/Percona, the OS profile, SELinux, the firewall

Internals

How it works

One binary in four roles and the pipeline that applies configuration.

Architecture

Goals, architectural decisions, components, the data model, the pipeline that applies configuration, security, observability, packaging

Panel-to-panel migration

Moving in: between two MonoPanel servers and from BitrixVM/FASTPANEL over ssh — what moves and how, the order around the DNS switch, the migration bundle and the other adapters (design)

Stack

What the panel is built from: Go, SQLite, SvelteKit, lego, nfpm.

Roadmap

Development stages, the CI matrix, test scenarios, risks

Testbed

The testbed: a VM on Proxmox for every distribution in the matrix, the e2e and panel-to-panel migration runs, what it found

Development

Building, tests, e2e, CI and the repository layout.