run easypanel.io apps containers
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That looks like a server spec sheet 👍
Here’s the breakdown:
- CPU: 8 cores (likely vCPUs if virtualized, or physical cores if bare metal).
- RAM: 24 GB — good for mid to large workloads.
- Storage: 400 GB SSD (fast I/O, better than HDD).
- Bandwidth/Port speed: 600 Mbit/s (around 75 MB/s max throughput).
👉 This kind of setup is strong enough for:
- Running multiple web apps (ERPNext, Nextcloud, WordPress, CRM, etc.)
- Medium-sized e-commerce platforms or SaaS solutions
- Game servers or chat servers (like Chatwoot, Zammad, Rocket.Chat)
- Hosting 50–150 moderate traffic websites
- Virtualization (running multiple smaller VMs/LXCs inside)
Would you like me to benchmark this against typical VPS plans (e.g., Hetzner, Contabo, DigitalOcean, Vultr) so you see what this compares to in the market?
Got it ✅ — you want to run apps/containers managed by Easypanel.io on that server (8 cores / 24GB / 400GB SSD / 600Mbit).
Here’s what it means in practice:
🔹 Easypanel Basics
- Easypanel is a modern self-hosted PaaS (similar to CapRover or Dokku).
- It manages Docker containers behind the scenes.
- You can deploy apps like Nextcloud, Chatwoot, Plausible, Ghost, Wordpress, etc. in just a few clicks.
🔹 How it Uses Your Server
- CPU (8 cores): Each container (e.g., Chatwoot, Nextcloud) can be given CPU shares. With 8 cores, you can comfortably run multiple heavy apps.
- RAM (24 GB): Apps like Nextcloud + databases (MySQL/Postgres) + Chatwoot + Zammad will easily fit. You can assign memory limits per container.
- Storage (400 GB SSD): Easypanel maps persistent volumes for apps (databases, uploads, logs). With SSD, database-heavy apps perform well.
- Network (600 Mbit/s): Great for serving hundreds/thousands of users, file sync, or live chat.
🔹 Example Apps You Can Run
On your server, you could run simultaneously via Easypanel:
- ✅ Nextcloud (file sharing, office suite)
- ✅ Zammad / Chatwoot (helpdesk & chat)
- ✅ Ghost / WordPress (blogs & websites)
- ✅ Postgres/MySQL/Redis (databases)
- ✅ Keycloak (SSO)
- ✅ Stirling PDF / Plausible Analytics / Uptime Kuma
🔹 Resource Planning Example
- Nextcloud: ~4 GB RAM
- Chatwoot: ~3 GB RAM
- Zammad: ~4 GB RAM
- Keycloak: ~2 GB RAM
- Databases + Cache: ~4 GB RAM
- Other small apps: ~2 GB RAM
👉 That’s ~19 GB RAM — still safe within your 24 GB.
