Hello. Now I use many year vps server with 7 sites with vestacp, apache, php7.2 and nginx on centos 6.5. I dont use email.
My vps is 2core, 4gb memory and 80gb ssd.
Because vestacp and centos do not develop, I want get new vps 4gb with 2core, 4gb memory and 80gb ssd and move sites to new vps. But I need add email support to any sites.
I see hestiacp setup apache+php-fpm+nginx by default, is it good choise or better setup php-fpm+nginx?
What about clamav and spamassist? will they create a heavy load with 4GB of memory?
Because I add email on vps, which name of host I need to choise? I never earlie work with it. Dns I use from cloudflare.
Thank you for your responses and sorry for my english
And question about quota=yes function. Is it realy work for debian10 image from provider or need change function in kernel ? I am afraid that the mailbox overflow will not lead to the server stop
What is really important for deliverability is that the DNS records for MX and PTR match. Normally they are āmail.domain.tldā. The latter needs to be configured in the VPS control panel.
Open ssh in port 2222
$HESTIA/bin/v-add-firewall-rule ACCEPT 0.0.0.0/0 2222 tcp SSH
Change SSH port to 2222
sed -i ās/Port 22/Port 2222/gā /etc/ssh/sshd_config Disallow root login
sed -i ās/PermitRootLogin yes/PermitRootLogin no/gā /etc/ssh/sshd_config
So now I can setup 1.4 as beta without problem? I read changelog, very nice. If I install 1.4 beta, in future with autoupdate panel will changing to release or will on beta-channel always?
if you value your data you should not use any beta in production - easy as that.
especially not, if you are not really experienced about system administration at all. please be informed that Hestia is not a drop-in replacement for Vesta and might not be a good tool for beginners.
while it somewhat keeps the look and feel and for now still offers a migration path from vesta, quite some things have changed, and setting it up and adjusting it to your needs will need some sysadmin skills.
in theory, if you know what you are doing, a migration works out of the box. there are however always hurdles you might come across (different OS, newer versions of this&that), so take your time and do not rush things. we wonāt be able to support you with setting up your specific environment
I have been servicing my vps for over 7 years on my own without any problems during this time. But it is always useful to learn something new or to clarify on new functionality. Thank you, I will not install beta versions for now and will limit myself to the release
From my experience itās much better to have separate servers for web and mail services.
Not only because of server load issues (clamav alone takes 1 GB RAM when idle, in production that may increase following the mail system load) but there are also security issues like email flooding attacks.
For email services, I prefer to delegate all the email hassles to an email cloud service like rackspace or similar!
Finally, regarding web server stack, I found that WordPress sites have a much better performance on a LEMP stack (Nginx, MySQL and PHP-FPM)!