Linux users, not fake tenants
Every hosting account is a system user with its own home, PHP-FPM pool, and file root.
Siroc
A hosting panel that lives on your server.
Siroc is an open-source Linux control panel. Each account is a real Linux user. Nginx sits in front. Sites can be PHP, Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, or Docker.
One-line install
curl -fsSL https://siroc.dev/install.sh | sudo bash
The panel
Dashboard on port 8443 after install. Live load, Linux accounts, and the stack you installed.
Apps, not only PHP
Run Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, or Docker with systemd, then proxy through Nginx.
First admin is token-gated
The installer prints a one-time setup URL. No token, no admin form.
Self-update
Check a channel, pull a tarball from R2 or a URL, replace binaries, restart.
Day-to-day hosting
Files, databases, SSL, backups, firewall, scanners, and a web terminal.
Built to ship
Package it, install it, or test the whole stack in Docker with systemd.
After install
The panel listens on port 8443. Open the token URL printed by the installer.
1
Create the first admin
Use the link saved at /var/lib/siroc/setup.url if you lose the console output.
2
Install the stack
Nginx, Apache, PHP, then MySQL or MariaDB from Software.
3
Add an account and a site
Create a Linux hosting account, then add a domain under Websites.