Plesk Reviews

I was using cPanel's support, and I was facing a couple of issues within the seven years that I was working in the company. Sometimes, when we wrote the tickets we had to pay for the tickets. It didn't make sense because I was raising one ticket every three months, and I still had to pay for the ticket. I paid for the license and I paid for the ticket. Moving to Plesk made it easier for our company to manage all the dedicated hosting for our customer government companies. We have more than 70 Plesk services as of now.

The WordPress toolkit is the most valuable feature because we are providing managed service for our customers. In the WordPress toolkit, you can enhance the security, the solution will check for security items such as file permission, and if some files are executable that shouldn't be executable, Plesk will fix it for you immediately and you can update all the plugins in one click, upgrade, maintain and do it all from the Plesk control panel very easily. There is also a firewall. You can manage your firewall at the Plesk level. Some of the extensions are also good such as the Imunify extension, which is all-in-one security. It acts as IPS, and IDS, so it is perfect. This makes it easier for anyone who's using a web hosting environment.

Plesk is used as a graphical user interface, particularly for Windows-based developers. We are customers of Plesk. 

Plesk provides a nice interface for routine system or server administration activities that would otherwise require knowledge of IIS or other services which might be complicated or require some additional training. It can all be quite easily managed in Plesk. Everything is organized by website with separate FTP users for each site. The UI has separate icons for each website which gives a higher level of abstraction. It's great if you're working with multiple accounts or on servers that host multiple websites. It's one of the best features. 

Plesk is used for hosting websites and emails. 

I'm a system administrator, and I work for 200 clients as a freelancer. I have 10 clients who are using Plesk, so I use it on a daily basis and work on a Plesk server. We have 20 servers. 

Plesk is deployed on cloud.

The control panel is stable, and we have had fewer problems.

Plesk is an interface for managing your hosting platform. If you have a server and you want to manage it, not virtually, not using the backend, then you use Plesk. It is a front-end interface for managing your servers, website, et cetera.

If I have a website on my server and I have a Plesk interface, and I want to set up an SSL for my server, like a website, I can use Plesk. Plesk allows me to set up the SSL while not using any commands. You'll have interfaces, like options, setting up the SSL, et cetera, and you can copy the keys there and then upload the key and get the SSL. 

You can access the file manager as well.

We originally just got the credentials and we needed to install all the things that we need, according to the website's requirements, upload the code to our website and make it live.

The most valuable feature is the ease of use. 

We use this solution to host websites and to manage web projects.

We have experienced bugs when using the graphical interface. They are small bugs that are fixable but this is an area that could be improved.

In a future release, I would like to be able to use GitLab for stories. I have experienced issues using the local repository to build up a server.