

VMmanager
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Linux-based web control panel for automated KVM virtual machine management, cloud and VPS deployment, modern user interface, load monitoring every 15 minutes, weekly security updates, billing integrations, flexible pricing, and feature-unlimited free trial for 30 days.
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- Subscription
- Proprietary
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- Linux
- Self-Hosted
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I think its great that there is a free version of VMmanager which you can install and try before paying money for vesrion with unlimited numbers of VPS
Convenient hypervisor. I have several virtual machines. Put on it Windows on them without problems.
I Tried much Virtualisation tools like Proxmox, VMware , SolusVM. The most of them was to expensive or dosnt support function that i need (ex. Password change, Automatic Deployment based on KVM) so i tried VM Manager, i got pre configured Templates wich supports Password change and Autoinstall, also an IP Manager is integrated to support different gateways etc.
Also the connectivity to my Billing system ( WHMCS ) is Developed and Free to Use. The Price of 8€ per Month and Node is quite cheap and wonderful for me. Currently we use 1 Node but we will grow up to 10 in the next weeks.
VM Manager support OpenVZ and KVM. Integrated VNC Console on KVM ( very useful ) IPv6 Support Easy Migration from other libvirt systems and the best of all, a very nice and very fast support!
GUI looks like it steel 90's. but functionality and the whole stability of its work makes you super happy about working with this panel. Especially when you previously worked with SolusVM. So I'm waiting for GUI updates from the team!
Can you test their new updadted version?? Interface is exremely easy, changed everything, I was surprised by this, its really cool now