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Luna Node Dynamic - the Canadian cloud virtualization platform (KVM) Luna Node Dynamic is a powerful cloud virtualization platform featuring rapid virtual machine deployment, snapshotting capabilities, an API for automation, complementary minimal server monitoring and DNS hosting, security...

Image hosting websites are generally bandwidth-intensive rather than CPU-intensive, unless you're doing a lot of resizing and other image operations (but these should be cached, not done on every page view). I think you'd be better off looking into what in your software is causing so much CPU...

I'm using it. It's pretty awesome, they've completely refactored the code and they're using composer and other PHP libraries now. The plugin system is also great, it means you can customize phpBB without needing to modify the actual source code, which makes it much easier to manage multiple...

Just do a web search for "payza web hosting", there are lots of options.

What storage are you using for the disk (e.g. raw, qcow2, lvm)?

You can send via a free email provider like gmail, yahoo, etc. They generally strip our your IP address from the SMTP headers. However you obviously won't be able to use your own domain name for free. If you want your own domain name, there's not really a good way to prevent people from seeing...

I think r1soft and crash plan are among the most popular applications, both of them are commercial though. It's usually easier to simply backup your application files rather than the entire filesystem. But many providers offer snapshots or their own backup systems which are pretty reliable...

This one has a module for WHMCS, which is a popular billing panel: richseedboxdeployment.com

wkhtmltopdf is in the Debian/Ubuntu repositories, so no need to manually download package (unless you want the latest latest version): apt-get install wkhtmltopdf

On a file sharing website, most of the bandwidth will be used for file downloads and not for serving web content. So it is hard to estimate it just by a number of visitors. You should figure out how many downloads you expect per month, and what the average file size will be, and from that you...

You don't need to "install" the OS, you would just use a KVM template. It is basically a disk image, which just needs some configuration of hostname, IP addresses, SSH host keys, etc. and then it's ready. Proxmox supports this -- see "VM templates and clones" on proxmox website Use the routing...