
Discover how Cloud Panel hosts sites using MariaDB or MySQL, nginx, SSL, firewall, and Redis cache, supporting WordPress, PHP, Node.js, static, and Python sites with backups and docker reverse proxy.
Identify virtual private server providers to host your cloud panel and websites, and compare Hetzner, DigitalOcean, and Vultr based on data center proximity, cpu, ram, and affordable pricing.
Create a PuTTY SSH key on Windows with PuTTYgen, generate an RSA key pair, save the public and private keys in ppk format, and configure PuTTY for server login.
The SSH key is needed to connect to the VPS, bellow is the command on the video
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
Sign up for Hetzner, create a project, launch a Ubuntu VPS with shared or dedicated CPU, configure SSH keys and networking, then connect via SSH to the VPN server.
Install cloud panel on your server with a provider-specific command and choose mariadb or mysql, then access ip:8443 to create a user and view the dashboard.
Walk through the cloud panel admin area, view the dashboard and cpu, memory, and disk metrics, and learn to manage sites, users, databases, backups, security, and hetzner via api token.
Add an admin subdomain for the cloud panel, point it with a DNS A record to your server IP, save domain in admin settings, and log in via HTTPS.
Add a WordPress website to your cloud panel, point your domain via DNS (A record and www CNAME), and generate a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate for full encryption.
Learn to enable automatic snapshots in the cloud panel on Hetzner and DigitalOcean, generate API tokens, enable daily backups with hourly options, and use manual snapshots for restoration.
Secure your CloudPanel by tightening port access, removing 8443, restricting SSH to your IP, enabling two-factor authentication, enabling backups, and applying a web application firewall with Cloudflare.
Install docker and docker compose, configure Cloud Panel as a reverse proxy for a subdomain, deploy uptime monitor App Takuma via docker compose with volumes, and enable SSL.
Learn to monitor server performance by creating a CPU alert script that emails when usage hits 80 percent, and schedule it with cron for regular checks.
Configure Cloudflare WAF to protect WordPress sites hosted on Cloud Panel, block spam rules, manage challenges, and deploy proxy and DNS settings to reduce bot traffic and server load.
CloudPanel is a powerful and user-friendly control panel that allows you to manage your web services with ease. It supports various web applications, such as WordPress, Magento, Laravel, and more. It also provides features such as SSL certificates, backups, cron jobs, and security.
In this course, you will learn how to install CloudPanel on a virtual private server (VPS), which is a cost-effective and flexible way to host your web services. You will also learn how to configure and optimize your CloudPanel environment, ensuring high performance, security, and reliability.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand the basics of CloudPanel and VPS
Install CloudPanel on a VPS
Navigate and customize the CloudPanel interface
Manage your web applications and domains
Backup and restore your data
Secure your web server and CloudPanel environment
Monitor server for performance
This course is suitable for anyone who is interested in web server management, whether you are a web developer, system administrator, business owner, or just curious. You don’t need any prior experience with CloudPanel or VPS, as we will guide you step by step through the process.
So what are you waiting for? Enroll now and start your journey to becoming a web server master!