[lugm.org] Fwd: [ShiftEdit] Introducing ServerWand

[Jheengut Pritvi]

This new service concept might  be of great interest to you.

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From: <adam at shiftcreate.com>
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2019, 23:07
Subject: [ShiftEdit] Introducing ServerWand
To: <z.coldplayer at gmail.com>


[image: ShiftEdit]
[image: ServerWand]
New service announcement

There comes a point where you outgrow shared hosting offerings either
because of cost, performance or some other concern. The natural progression
is to move your sites onto a VPS server from the likes of Linode or
DigitalOcean. Setting up and managing servers takes time and expertise.
There are control panels available but they are often expensive, propietary
and consume server resources.

The solution to these problems is ServerWand..
[image: Works great on mobile and tablet] <https://serverwand.com/>

ServerWand <https://serverwand.com/> connects to and configures your VPS
server. You can use the interface to:

   - Create hosting accounts for your domains
   - Add domain aliases
   - Create MySQL databases
   - Install free SSL via LetsEncrypt
   - Install wordpress in one click
   - Add system users
   - Manage cronjob scheduled tasks
   - Manage Firewall
   - Browse server logs

ServerWand also employs several security measures to make your server more
secure.

Much like ShiftEdit, this is a service borne out of my desire to make my
life easier and I'm sure it will benefit others. It's free to use while the
service is in beta.
    Try ServerWand     <https://serverwand.com/>

Happy coding. Adam (ShiftEdit)

Follow ServerWand on twitter <https://twitter.com/ServerWand>

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