A self-hosted hosting panel for the server you own.
One command installs KLYRN on a fresh Ubuntu 24.04 server. You keep the server, the data and the key that encrypts your backups.
Install with one command.
The installer sets up nginx, PHP 8.3, MariaDB and the firewall, then verifies the whole install. An interrupted run picks up where it stopped.
curl -fsSL https://get.klyrn.com | sudo bash
When something goes wrong.
- Backups
- Each archive is read back and checked. Off-site copies are encrypted first. Disaster recovery
- Updates
- Every update is signed, and one that fails its checks rolls itself back. Updates
- The panel goes down
- Sites keep serving, and
klyrn doctorstill runs its twenty-two checks. Troubleshooting - The panel is attacked
- The process on the network cannot become root. Security
- One tenant attacks another
- Each account has its own Unix user and a home nobody else can list.
What the server needs.
A fresh Ubuntu 24.04 LTS install on x86_64, with 1 GB of RAM and 10 GB of free disk. There is no arm64 build. The installer refuses a server that already carries another panel.
Free for one server.
An install with no licence key runs the Free edition, which covers one server and five sites. Pro is $9 a month per server and never limits what you host. KLYRN is a young product, so take a backup before you move a live site onto it.
Business and Enterprise are coming.
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One email when Business and Enterprise go on sale. Nothing else.