මේ වගේ free hosting දෙන්නෙ කොහොමද ? Life time $100 ??

[CohenLenstra]

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මට දැනගන්ඩ ඕනෙ බන් ඔහොම බිස්නස් කරන්නෙ කොහොමද කියල් මුං, අපි මේ මාර ගේමක් දෙන්නෙ . අයිති එකාට i8 එකක් තියෙන්නෙ ඔහොම බිස්නස් කරල i8 ගන්ඩ පුලුවන්ද බං ලොකු ප්‍රශ්නය්ක් ඒක

ගොඩක් වෙලාවට වෙන්නේ ඕක අනිත් පැත්තට. වෙනත් බිස්නස් වලින් හම්බ කරපු සල්ලි මේවගේ බිස්නස් එහෙකට invest කරනවා. කාලයක් capital burn වෙනවා කියලා දැනගෙනම සල්ලි දාලා බලනවා. වැඩේ ගොඩ ගියොත් හරි නේ. එතකොට හොඳ return එකක් ලැබෙයි.

 

[astrin]

Ube business eka neda ? Elakiri eke free promote karaganna gihin backfire karaganna epa !

මගෙ නෙමෙයි බං මං ඕව කරන්නෙ නෑ , Jann kiyala company එකක්

 

[Omega_Jay]

60 years guaranteed hosting?
අවුරුදු හැටක් සර්වස් දෙන කම්පැනිය තියෙයි ද?

 

[Zeuz]

කොල්ලුපිටිය තියන එකක් එහෙම කඩේ වහන ටයිප් එකක් වෙන්ඩ පුලුවන්ද ?, 2024 රෙජිස්ට්‍රාර් කොම්පැනි එකක්, ලංකාවෙ නිසා සුවර් නෑ තමා හැබැයි.

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මට දැනගන්ඩ ඕනෙ බන් ඔහොම බිස්නස් කරන්නෙ කොහොමද කියල් මුං, අපි මේ මාර ගේමක් දෙන්නෙ . අයිති එකාට i8 එකක් තියෙන්නෙ ඔහොම බිස්නස් කරල i8 ගන්ඩ පුලුවන්ද බං ලොකු ප්‍රශ්නය්ක් ඒක
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foreign clients la innawa mama danna ekekta porath ehena hosting denne lankawata anik ewa okkoma uk us

 

[Juza]

Running Shared Hosting on a VPS with HestiaCP is just unfair — both to clients and to the hosting industry.

I checked the domain sitekali.com, which was registered on May 17, 2025. It's hosted on an InterServer VPS (IP: 64.20.59.195) using HestiaCP as the control panel (Hestia login).

Let’s be real — offering shared hosting through HestiaCP on a basic VPS is like putting a table on the sidewalk and calling it a restaurant.

Here’s why this setup just doesn’t cut it:

1. HestiaCP is okay for personal projects, not hosting businesses.
   It’s lightweight and simple — cool for devs or hobbyists. But it lacks core features like virus scanning, user isolation, billing automation, and a professional-grade client panel. It’s just not built for serious multi-client environments.
2. A VPS without proper OS-level protection is a security and stability nightmare for shared hosting.
   No CloudLinux? Then one client can spike the whole server. No real resource limits. No user jailing. It’s asking for trouble.
3. No WHMCS or billing automation?
   Then it’s not a real hosting business. You need automated provisioning, invoicing, suspensions, reminders — without that, you’re basically just renting out folders on a server.
4. Scalability? Forget it.
   The moment you grow past a few clients, the cracks start showing. And look — if you’ve got money for an i8, why not invest $15/month in a legit paid panel that gives your clients a real experience?

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Bottom line: If you’re serious about running a hosting business, you need at least:

• A proper control panel like cPanel, DirectAdmin, or Plesk
• A billing system like WHMCS or Blesta
• Security tools like Imunify360, CSF, ModSecurity
• Client isolation (CloudLinux, CageFS)
• Reliable backups and monitoring

If you don’t have those, calling it “shared hosting” is misleading at best. Every client deserves reliable, secure service — not a quick-and-dirty setup pretending to be a hosting company.

If this is your hosting setup, it’s time to seriously consider upgrading.

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කම්පනියෙ නමම ඇති වැඩිකල් අදින එකක් නෙවෙ කියලා තේරුම් ගන්න. "සයිට් කෑලි"

"This is not hosting. This is freelancing with a server."

Let’s call this what it really is — not a real hosting company, just someone renting a cheap VPS and playing sysadmin.

Using HestiaCP on an unmanaged VPS to sell shared hosting is a recipe for disaster. There’s no real security, no automation, no client isolation, no accountability. It’s literally one guy hoping nothing breaks.

No CloudLinux = one user can lag the whole server.
No Imunify360 or AV = malware can sit undetected for weeks.
No WHMCS = who’s even managing invoices, suspensions, client access? A spreadsheet?

Oh, and let’s not forget — the panel login is open at port 8083, screaming "I’m a free panel on a cheap VPS, please hack me."

It’s 2025. Clients expect stability, backups, real dashboards, and support — not a side hustle slapped together on an InterServer VPS.

If this is a real business, it needs to be run like one. Otherwise, call it what it is: a hobby project with hosting dreams.
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