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TinyCP

Lightweight Linux Control Panel·tinycp.com

TinyCP is a web-based control panel for managing Linux-like systems. It provides tools for web servers, email, databases, backups, file sharing, security and version control, and is designed to be extremely lightweight on hardware. A new beta version adds a separate cross-platform desktop client, multi-server management, and performance/security improvements.

What it's for

Managing web servers (Apache, NGINX, PHP)Installing and managing WordPress sitesIssuing free SSL certificates via Let's EncryptManaging email accounts, forwarding and auto-respondersManaging MySQL/MariaDB databases and usersPerforming backups and import/export of dataFile sharing via FTP, Samba and DLNAManaging firewall and VPN (OpenVPN) securityManaging Git and Subversion repositoriesManaging multiple servers from one client

Features 23

Apache and NGINX web server support
Backups
CRON jobs
Cross-platform desktop client (Windows, Linux, Apple)
Dark mode
Database import/export
DNS management
Email accounts, forwarding, auto-responder, queue and logs
File explorer
Firewall and custom guard security
Free SSL certificates via Let's Encrypt
FTP server (vsFTPd)
Git and Subversion (SVN) repository management
Multiple server management with easy switching
MySQL/MariaDB database and user management
OpenVPN support
Package manager
PHP management
RBL whitelist/blacklist
Samba and DLNA file sharing
System users and groups management
Timezone management
WordPress installation

At a glance

free tierself-hostable

TypeWeb app

DeploymentSelf-hosted

PlatformsWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux

CompanyTechnalab

Integrations

WordPressLet's EncryptMySQLMariaDBApacheNGINXPHPvsFTPdSambaDLNAGitSubversionOpenVPNExim4DovecotDiscord

Resources

Changelog

Pricing

Product is currently free; donations are optional. Vendor mentions possibly introducing subscriptions in the future at the lowest possible prices.

FreeFree

TinyCP is currently free to use; donations are accepted but not mandatory. The vendor states they may later introduce subscriptions at 'the lowest possible prices'.