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Blog & News

Latest updates, feature announcements, and security news from Panelica.

Tutorial May 24, 2026

From .htaccess to nginx: A Practical Rewrite Rules Cheat Sheet for Hosting Panels

Fifteen Apache .htaccess patterns converted to working nginx config, with WordPress, Laravel, Symfony, and Drupal defaults included. Plus when your hosting panel's hybrid mode means you don't need to convert anything at all.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

DV, OV, and EV SSL Certificates Explained: Which One Your Hosting Panel Actually Issues

Domain Validation, Organization Validation, and Extended Validation SSL certificates explained — what each one means, what your hosting panel actually issues (free DV from Let's Encrypt), when paying for OV or EV is still justified in 2026, and why browsers no longer show the EV green bar.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

WordPress Staging Environments From Your Hosting Panel: One-Click Clones Without Plugins

Native WordPress staging from your hosting panel — file clone, database sync, wp-config rewrite, and atomic promote-to-production with automatic backup. No WP Staging plugin or BlogVault subscription required. Verified Panelica implementation walkthrough plus comparison with cPanel WP Squared, Plesk WordPress Toolkit, and plugin-based alternatives.

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Security May 24, 2026

DDoS Protection on Hosting Servers: What Your Panel Handles and What It Does Not

Hosting panels stop application-layer DDoS well: HTTP floods, login bruteforce, slow loris, bot traffic. Volumetric network attacks require upstream protection. Verified facts about what Panelica built-in defences handle — and when Cloudflare or a DDoS service is mandatory.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

Free VPS Control Panels in 2026: An Honest Comparison for Server Owners

Six free hosting panels worth considering on a VPS in 2026: HestiaCP, CyberPanel, aaPanel, CloudPanel, OpenPanel Community, and Panelica Starter. Verified specs, real feature gaps, and honest decision criteria for VPS owners.

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Announcement May 24, 2026

Rocky Linux 9 and 10: First-Class Support on Panelica

Panelica runs on Rocky Linux 9 and Rocky Linux 10 as first-class production targets. One installer, EPEL handled automatically, no CloudLinux required for per-user kernel isolation.

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Announcement May 24, 2026

AlmaLinux 9 and 10: First-Class Support on Panelica

Panelica runs on AlmaLinux 9 and AlmaLinux 10 as a first-class production target. One installer, automatic EPEL handling, no CloudLinux required for per-user isolation.

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Announcement May 24, 2026

One Panel, One Update Channel: Unified Across the RHEL and Debian Families

Panelica supports AlmaLinux, Rocky, Debian, Ubuntu, and CentOS Stream through a single update channel. One binary, one patch cycle, no CloudLinux required.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

EasyPanel vs Panelica: Heroku-Style Docker vs Multi-Tenant Hosting

EasyPanel deploys your apps via Cloud Native Buildpacks without a Dockerfile. Panelica hosts your customers with isolated PHP, email, DNS, and multi-tenant resource limits. Both are self-hosted -- but they solve different problems.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

RunCloud vs Panelica: External SaaS vs Self-Hosted Panel

RunCloud manages your server from a Singapore SaaS layer. Panelica runs on your server with no external dependency. At scale, the pricing gap and data residency difference become significant. Here is the 2026 breakdown.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

Coolify vs Panelica: Self-Hosted Vercel vs Full Hosting Platform

Coolify is where developers deploy their own apps. Panelica is where operators host their customers. Both are self-hosted and EU-aligned -- but they solve fundamentally different problems. Here is the 2026 breakdown.

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Tutorial May 24, 2026

OpenPanel vs Panelica: Per-User Docker vs 5-Layer Kernel Isolation

OpenPanel runs a Docker container per user. Panelica uses kernel-level cgroups and namespaces. Both deliver real isolation, but the architecture trade-offs are significant at scale. Here is the 2026 breakdown.

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