GitLab Pages

GitLab Pages offers a free forever plan for individual users that includes free static websites. It offers 5 GB of storage and 10 GB of transfers per month. They also have a limit of 400 minutes per month of CI/CD, and five users per namespace.

On the other hand, all GitLab plans offer unlimited private repositories. Additionally, CI/CD minutes for public projects created on or after July 17, 2021, are capped at 50,000 minutes on the free plan.

GitHub Pages

GitHub Pages is undoubtedly one of the best known. In fact, its free plan for individuals and organizations is also lifetime and includes unlimited public and private repositories. GitHub also offers five times more CI/CD minutes per month: up to 2000 for public repositories. These also receive 500 MB of package storage.

With GitHub Pages, you can also create one website per account or organization, and you have unlimited project sites.

Netlify

Netflify is an excellent choice for personal projects, hobbies, or experiments. Their ‘Starter’ plan offers only access to one member, but they give you up to 100 GB per month of bandwidth. They offer 300 minutes per month of ‘Build minutes’, unlimited websites, and up to 1,000 active users. These users can authenticate with your site or app without needing accounts on other services.

Heroku

Heroku also offers a couple of free plans called Free and Hobby. These no-cost plans are for non-commercial applications such as proof-of-concepts, MVPs, and personal projects. The ‘Free’ account offers 512 MB of RAM, custom domains, up to two process types, and between 550 and 1,000 dyno hours per ms.

In Heroku they run your application in isolated, lightweight Linux containers which they call dynos. The platform offers different types of these dynos for different cases. The ‘Hobby’ plan offers everything in the ‘Free’ plan, but adds extras and charges per dyno. They also offer other services such as Heroku Postgres and Heroku Redis which also have free plans.

Azure

Azure, Microsoft’s cloud, also has an initial free plan. This includes free services for 12 months and a free credit of US$200. After the credit, you can have another 40 free services forever, and switch to monthly pay-as-you-go.

The platform offers free trials of all types of experiences for building mobile apps, websites, scalable workloads, hybrid environments and more.

AWS

The Amazon Web Services or AWS free tier includes three different types of offers depending on the product used. These offers are limited to 12 months of free usage. What they offer varies greatly depending on what you are going to use the platform for.

Amazon has product categories for analytics, application integration, computing, containers, databases, web and mobile frontend services, machine learning, storage, serverless technology, etc.

Firebase

Firebase is Google’s platform that in its Spark Plan includes a good number of products at no cost. Among these are hosting with up to 10 GB of storage and 360 MB of data transfers per day.

You can use custom domain and SSL, have multiple sites per project, and they also give you 5 GB in Google Cloud with thousands of upload and download operations per day. You can find more information on the Firebase support page.

Render

At Render, they offer a free plan for static websites that supports custom domains with TLS and unlimited contributors. With Render’s free plans, you can create web services and PostgreSQL databases at no cost.

Each service is allowed up to 100 GB/month of outbound bandwidth (network traffic sent by your code). Usage above that amount is charged at $0.10/GB. Inbound bandwidth (network traffic received by your code) is always free.

Kamatera

Starting at $4 per month, you get 1 GB of RAM, 20 GB of SDD storage and 5 TB of network traffic. Kamatera offers you the choice of Nodejs version and data center location.

Launchpad

Another great alternative is Launchpad, the software hosting and version control platform of Canonical, the organization responsible for Ubuntu Linux. This platform hosts the codes of open-source developments of the likes of Ubuntu. However, it also hosts others such as Inkscape, Shutter or OpenShot Video Editor. In total, more than 40,000 projects. In addition to version control and Wiki, Launchpad facilitates tasks such as code review, bug search and resolution, internal mailing lists…

Google Cloud Source Repositories

Under the name Google Cloud, there is a whole catalog of services and products related to online storage and other professional tasks related to the Internet. And one of its products is Cloud Source Repositories, its platform where you can host your software based on the Git version controller.

In addition to offering free space (up to 50 GB) to create private and public repositories, you can migrate your content from other similar services such as GitHub. Additional services such as error analysis, code testing in the cloud, etc., are also available.

SourceForge

SourceForge may be one of the oldest software platforms, and although it has seen better times, it is still there. It currently has more than 430,000 projects and more than 3.7 million registered users.

Among other things, it allows hosting open source and commercial software, offers download statistics, integrates tools such as mailing lists, forums and blogs, is compatible with Git, but also with Mercurial and Subversion, etc.

Another of its outstanding features is that it is very useful for developers because it makes it easy to download software from different servers. In addition, millions of users can search for applications and download them, making it a good showcase for little-known software.

Very well, in this way we have seen The best services offering free hosting for your websites, applications, or experiments. See you!

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In short, Cyberpanel is a hosting administration panel that uses OpenLiteSpeed as a server. On the other hand, CyberPanel comes with two versions one is simply called CyberPanel and the other is Called CyberPanel Ent. CyberPanel comes with OpenLiteSpeed and is completely free for an unlimited number of domains and worker processes.

One of the characteristics of CyberPanel is that it is relatively new but very well built with open source technologies such as Git or MariaDB.

Install CyberPanel on CentOS 8

The installation of CyberPanel is quite simple thanks to the assisted installation script provided. This makes it feasible to be implemented by anyone with basic knowledge of CentOS 8

So, connect to your server using SSH and log in as root

su

And it updates the distribution:

dnf update

And with the wget command download the installation script:

wget https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh

Then, assign the corresponding permissions and execution:

chmod 755 install.sh

And run it with the following command:

sh install.sh

After the system is analyzed, you will see the following screen output:

CyberPanel Installer v2.03
Install CyberPanel.
Addons and Miscellaneous
Exit.
Please enter the number[1-3]:

Choose option 1 to start.

You will then be prompted for an analysis of the system resources such as the amount of RAM available and so on. Also, you have to choose whether to install CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed or with LiteSpeed Enterprise.

CyberPanel Installer v2.03
RAM check : 140/666MB (21.02%)
Disk check : 1/23GB (8%) (Minimal 10GB free space)
Install CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed.
Install Cyberpanel with LiteSpeed Enterprise.
Exit.
Please enter the number[1-3]

Choose option 1.

Then you will be asked if you want to install all the CyberPanel services. Press the Y

Install Full service for CyberPanel? This will include PowerDNS, Postfix and Pure-FTPd.
Full installation [Y/n]

Then, you can choose whether to set up a remote MySQL or not

Do you want to setup Remote MySQL? (This will skip installation of local MySQL)
(Default = No) Remote MySQL [y/N]:

By pressing Enter you can choose to install the latest version or specify one

Press Enter key to continue with latest version or Enter specific version such as: 1.9.4 , 2.0.1 , 2.0.2 …etc

Now it’s time to create the administrator account. You can manually specify, generate one or use the default credentials. I will use the default credentials because this can be changed later

Please choose to use default admin password 1234567, randomly generate one (recommended) or specify the admin password?
Choose [d]fault, [r]andom or [s]et password: [d/r/s]

Then, enable the Memcached extension

Do you wish to install Memcached extension and backend?
Please select [Y/n]

Then it’s Redis’ turn

Do you wish to install Redis extension and backend?
Please select [Y/n]:

Finally, enable Watchdog.

Would you like to set up a WatchDog (beta) for Web service and Database service ?
The watchdog script will be automatically started up after installation and server reboot
If you want to kill the watchdog , run watchdog kill
Please type Yes or no (with capital Y, default Yes):

After that, the whole installation will start, which, as it is very long, will take a little while.

In the end, you will see the next output on the screen:

#
CyberPanel Successfully Installed
.
.
. 

Then you have to work with the firewall and open the necessary ports:

sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=8090/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=80/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=443/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=443/udp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=21/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=40110-40210/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=25/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=587/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=465/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=110/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=143/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=993/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=53/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=53/udp
sudo firewall-cmd --reload

Now we are ready to make use of CyberPanel.

Access to CyberPanel

Open your favorite web browser and go to https://yourserver:8090 and you will see the panel login screen

Now enter your credentials and you will see the dashboard. Remember that if you did not change the default credentials, then they are admin and 1234567 as password.

Now if you will be able to access CyberPanel

By clicking on the user button and then on Modify User you can change the password of the administrator user as well as other information about him/her.

So, enjoy it.

Conclusion

A tool like CyberPanel can be fundamental for the remote administration of servers in the world. The installation is quite easy if we take into account all that it offers.

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