

Panelica
Modern Linux server control panel with 5-layer isolation, native Docker, WordPress toolkit and API-first design — built from scratch in Go to replace cPanel and Plesk.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android
- Android Tablet
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
Git Support
- Container Virtualization
- Automatic Backup
- No Coding Required
- Website Monitoring
- End-to-End Encryption
- Two-factor Authentication
- Real time collaboration
- No Tracking
- Dark Mode
- Command line interface
- Encrypted Backup
- No registration required
- Portable
- Shared Folders
- Ad-free
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
- Cloud Linux Support
- Server Management
- Mail Server
Support for Docker
Panelica News & Activities
Recent activities
- PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Webmin
PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to WordPress Studio, Aurora OS, Wubuntu and Vesta Control Panel
PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to Deepin, cPanel, Ajenti and Ubuntu Server
PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to ServerPilot.io, Void Linux, Raspberry Pi OS and KDE neon
PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to KeyHelp, XAMPP, Virtualmin and Garuda Linux- PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to Debian, Apache HTTP Server, Core-Admin and Linux Lite
- PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to Caddy, CloudPanel, HCnix and Nitrux OS
PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to Plesk, EU OS, AlternC and MaestroPanel
PANELICA added Panelica as alternative to CyberPanel, Artica, Sentora and LaunchWP
Panelica information
What is Panelica?
Panelica is a next-generation Linux server management panel built from scratch in Go and React, designed to replace heavyweight legacy panels like cPanel and Plesk. Modern stack, API-first — every UI action is also a REST API call AND a CLI command.
-------- KEY DIFFERENTIATORS --------
5-LAYER ISOLATION (industry-leading) • Cgroups v2 — CPU, memory, IO, PID limits per user • Linux Namespaces — CageFS-style per-user rootfs • SSH Chroot — SFTP-only or full bash + chroot • PHP-FPM per-user per-version pool (open_basedir) • UID/GID isolation, home 0700, sudo-as-user ownership
TRIPLE INTERFACE • Internal REST API (panel UI) • External REST API with HMAC-SHA256 auth • CLI (panelica) — full endpoint parity
BUILT-IN MODERN TOOLKIT • WordPress Toolkit — install, clone, staging, WP-CLI • Docker Manager — per-user containers, compose • Git Deploy — deploy from any Git repo • Migration from cPanel / Plesk / DirectAdmin (file + DB hash preservation, no password resets) • Cloudflare native: Origin Cert (15-year), DNS-01 wildcard, auto proxy detection
SMART SSL AUTOMATION • 1-click Auto-Issue with strategy selector (CF Origin / DNS-01 wildcard / SAN aggregate / HTTP-01 / TLS-ALPN) • OCSP stapling, HSTS preload, TLS 1.3 by default • Self-healing reconciler
PRODUCTION STACK (isolated under /opt/panelica/) • Web: nginx 1.28 + Apache 2.4 • PHP: 8.1 ? 8.5 parallel + ionCube 15.5 • Databases: PostgreSQL 17 + MySQL 8 • Mail: Postfix + Dovecot + DKIM + ClamAV • DNS: BIND9 with Cloudflare bridge • FTP: ProFTPD with chroot + per-user quota • Cache: Redis 7 • Security: ModSecurity + OWASP CRS, Fail2ban, AppArmor, nftables
OPERATIONS • Incremental backups (per-domain, per-DB, snapshots) • Real-time bandwidth + disk quota • 31-language UI • RBAC: ROOT ? ADMIN ? RESELLER ? USER • 246 documented API endpoints • Single Go binary backend — minimal RAM
-------- PANELICA vs cPanel -------- • 5-layer isolation vs cgroups-only • REST API native vs XML whitelist • Single Go binary vs ~30 cpsrvd processes • 31 languages vs ~10 • Built-in Docker (cPanel: paid plugin) • Modern React 19 UI, mobile-responsive
-------- PANELICA vs Plesk -------- • Open architecture — every config visible in /opt/panelica/ • Modern Go stack vs PHP control plane • Native Cloudflare Origin Certificate • Per-user per-version PHP with isolated FPM pools • Full CLI parity with UI • Lower licensing cost




