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Linux Shared Hosting provides diferent distros to help you develop your project.
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Cloud Linux environment to start developing straight away.
$ 10.99 / Per Month
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- Unlimited Bandwidth
- DirectAdmin Control Panel
- Email account management
- Secure Shell (SSH) Access
- Full Unix Shell
- IPv6 Support
- File Manager
- FTP Access
CloudLinux is used in shared hosting environments to improve server stability, security, and resource allocation. It isolates each user’s resources, preventing one site from overloading the server, enhances security through isolation, and allows hosts to offer multiple PHP versions. This ensures a stable and secure experience for all users on the server.
Yes, CloudLinux can support a managed hosting environment. While CloudLinux itself is an operating system optimized for resource allocation, security, and stability in shared hosting, ShakaHost often offers CloudLinux with DirectAdmin as part of our managed Cloud Linux hosting packages.
No, you don’t necessarily need a domain to access your control panel. Most control panels, like cPanel, DirectAdmin, or Plesk, can be accessed using the server’s IP address followed by the specific port number. For example:
- cPanel:
http://your-server-IP:2083 - DirectAdmin:
http://your-server-IP:2222 - Plesk:
https://your-server-IP:8443
However, using a domain (or a subdomain) can make access easier and look more professional. If you decide to use a domain, ensure it points to your server’s IP address and that DNS has fully propagated for seamless access.
CloudLinux is an operating system designed for shared hosting, isolating users to improve security and stability in a shared environment. A VPS (Virtual Private Server), on the other hand, provides a dedicated environment with its own resources and full root access, allowing for more customization and control.