1Panel VPS
About
1Panel is a modern open-source panel for Linux servers. From your browser you can manage websites, databases, Docker containers, apps from the app store, backups, server monitoring and files. On a Helipod 1Panel VPS, the panel is already installed on Ubuntu 22.04.
The difference from a classic hosting panel: 1Panel is built on Docker. Databases, monitoring tools and other web apps can be installed from the app store as containers, kept separate from each other.
No manual install. Panel port 8090 is opened automatically for new VPS, and the Application tab in the Helipod dashboard shows the command to see your login address, the ports and a domain and HTTPS guide.
Getting Started
Pick the RAM and SSD for the sites and containers you plan to run, then a server region. Pay monthly or for 3, 6 or 12 months up front.
When the VPS is running, open the Terminal tab in the dashboard and run sudo 1pctl user-info. It shows the panel address on port 8090 (with a security path), the username and the password.
Open that address in your browser and log in. Port 8090 is already open in the firewall. From here you can create a website or install apps from the app store.
Point your domain's A record to the VPS IP, create the site under Websites, then get a free Let's Encrypt certificate under Websites, Certificates. Open ports 80 and 443 from the Application tab.
Pricing
Ideal for an Indonesian audience
Ideal for an Asian audience
Ideal for an audience in Thailand and nearby
Ideal for an audience in Japan and nearby
Ideal for an audience in South Korea and nearby
Comparison
| Empty VPS, self-installed | Helipod 1Panel VPS | |
|---|---|---|
| 1Panel installed | ||
| Panel port open in the firewall | Do it yourself | Port 8090 opened automatically |
| Panel login details | From the install output | sudo 1pctl user-info, shown in the Application tab |
| Docker and app store | Install and configure yourself | Ready in the panel |
| Full root access | ||
| Scaling up | Depends on the provider | Upgrade to a bigger app plan |
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