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Getting Started Administration Customizing Learn More Learn More Changelog (opens new window) Buy Now (opens new window) GitHub (opens new window) Home Getting Started Administration Customizing Learn More Learn More Changelog (opens new window) Buy Now (opens new window) GitHub (opens new window) Preface Conventions Security Mass hosting Getting Started Architecture Installation Upgrading License management Firewall NAT/Private networks Administration Command-line Helpers Site and Plan management Scopes Bootstrapper Migrations Authentication Filesystem DNS SSL HTTP Databases Web Apps Docker Mail FTP Service monitoring Process limits Resource enforcement Metrics Kernel Backups Maps Benchmarking Panel proxy Task hacks (opens new window) Debugging Extending Customizing ApisCP Billing integration Vendor licensing Hooks Programming guide Image hydration Appendix Managing an ApisCP platform Get Started → Self-healing Period integrity checks ensure your platform configuration never deviates from optimal. Batteries included ApisCP bundles 1-click installs, anti-spam, malware, and firewall protection through an in-house architecture. API driven design Everything in ApisCP revolves around its API, which can be called from the panel, command-line, or remotely. # Introduction ApisCP is an modern hosting panel + platform that began in 2002 as a panel for Apis Networks. ApisCP runs agentless and is 100% self-hosted. Licenses can be purchased from my.apiscp.com (opens new window) . # Requirements 2 GB RAM Forward-confirmed reverse DNS (opens new window) , i.e. 64.22.68.1 - apnscp.com CentOS/RedHat 7+ Bare-metal or virtualization (kvm, xen, VMWare, Hyper-V). Containers (OpenVZ, LXC, Docker) are not supported. # Installation See docs.apiscp.com . Installation may be customized using the utility (opens new window) on apnscp.com. # Contributing Use the Issue Tracker (opens new window) to post feature requests. # License ApisCP is (c) Apis Networks. All components except for third-party modules and ApisCP modules (opens new window) are licensed under a commercial license (opens new window) . Contact licensing@apisnetworks.com for licensing enquiries. Any dissemination of material herein is prohibited without expressed written consent of Apis Networks. Copyright © 2020 Apis...