Containerised websites
Every site runs in its own Linux container with separate CPU, memory and I/O limits. Problems stay where they started.
Managed hosting
Your website.
Its own space.
A busy shop, a client portfolio, a custom application. Each website gets an isolated container, private Redis caching and a recovery path, looked after by people who understand the infrastructure underneath.
Website AThe shopPHP · files · cronPrivate Redis
Website BThe portfolioPHP · files · cronPrivate Redis
Website CThe applicationWorkers · Git · logsIts own environment
Lebcloud managed platformAMD EPYC · NVMe storage · security · backups
Under
the hood
Website containerisation
One website.
One private container.
Every website gets an isolated Linux environment, even when several sites belong to the same account. PHP processes, SSH sessions and cron jobs cannot browse another website’s files.
- Helps prevent malware cross-contamination
- Separate CPU, memory and I/O limits per site
- A private Redis instance for every website
shop.example.comPrivate container · WooCommerce · PHP 8.3
IsolatedCPU38% of 2 cores
Memory54% of 4 GB
Disk I/O21% of 200 MB/s
shop:~$ ls /home/portfolio ls: /home/portfolio: Permission denied shop:~$ redis-cli -s ~/redis.sock ping PONG # this site’s own Redis
Features
Everything you need
to manage your sites.
Private Redis cache
Enable Redis per website. It starts inside the site’s container and is private to that site.
WordPress toolkit
One-click installs, single sign-on, plugin and theme management, update schedules and debug mode.
GitHub deploys & staging
Deploy a public or private repository by hand or on every push, to your live site or a staging copy, then push to live in one click.
Worker processes
Run PHP, Node.js, Laravel queue workers or your own Go or Rust binary. Set start commands, view logs and restart from the panel.
Multiple PHP versions
Choose the PHP version per website, manage php.ini directives and enable OPcache.
Incremental backups
Automatic daily backups and on-demand snapshots. Restore a site, a database or a mailbox.
DNS & Cloudflare
A full DNS editor, DNSSEC, redirects and one-click Cloudflare sync for your domains.
Files & cron
Manage your website files in your browser and schedule tasks with cron.
Control panel
The everyday jobs,
one click away.
A control panel for everyone.
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a senior developer, see how each website is doing and fine-tune its server settings from one screen.
- Visitor analytics for every website
- Disk and bandwidth usage per website
- FTP accounts with their own logins
- Free SSL that renews itself, with Force HTTPS
- ionCube Loader, switched on in one click
- Custom nginx rewrites and FastCGI caching
Install an app in a few clicks.
Choose WordPress or Joomla, pick the domain and set up an admin user. The panel creates the database and installs the app for you.
- One-click WordPress installs
- One-click Joomla installs
- Database and admin user created automatically
- Install on the main domain or a subdomain
- Open WordPress admin with single sign-on
Databases without the busywork.
Create MySQL or PostgreSQL databases for any website, open them in phpMyAdmin with one click, and move data in or out from the browser.
- MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
- One-click phpMyAdmin
- Import and export databases from the browser
- Separate database users for each app
Move a site from cPanel or Plesk.
Bring a website across yourself with the import wizard. Choose your old host, connect to it and confirm, and the panel does the rest.
- Import from cPanel
- Import from Plesk
- Guided in four steps
- Or ask our team to migrate it for free
Worker processes
Run your apps and workers in one place.
Run a Node.js app, a Laravel queue worker, a PHP process or your own Go or Rust binary. Set the working directory and start command, then inspect logs from the panel. Automatic mode restarts a process if it exits.
- Several workers per website
- Automatic restarts
- HTTP & WebSocket proxy
- Runtime version per worker
- Live logs in the panel
- Deploy on GitHub push
Backup and recovery
A deleted file shouldn’t
mean starting again.
Every website is backed up automatically twice a day, and you can take your own backup before a big change. Restore everything, or pick the exact files and databases you need, straight from the control panel.
- Automatic backups every 12 hours
- Back up now before updates or launches
- Incremental storage, so only changes are saved
- Full restore, or choose files and databases
- Recover a mailbox without touching the site
- Self-service, with our team on hand to help
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Ask our team
Is an isolated website the same as a root server?
No. Isolation separates your website’s processes and files with its own resource limits, but the hardware is shared with other isolated websites. If you need a machine of your own, look at our root servers.
Can you move my existing website?
Yes. Our free migration works for WordPress and any other site, and includes a preview before the switch. We review access, size and any live orders or memberships before agreeing the move.
What should I send you to choose a setup?
Your site address, software, current storage, traffic patterns and any known bottleneck. For an application, include runtime versions, background jobs and database needs.
Let’s size the hosting around the work.
Tell us what runs on your website and what you need it to do next.