If you plan to host CPU-intensive applications on a virtual machine, we recommend that you evaluate your CPU load usage. However, servers that host videos, music, or high-volume applications require more processing power, disk space, and RAM. You can run cPanel & WHM with the minimum requirements in the table above. What kind of web hosting do you plan to do? Servers that host a large number of websites with associated email addresses and databases require more processing power, disk space, and RAM. When you choose a server, consider the following questions: How many sites do you plan to host? We do not support Advanced RISC Machines (ARM) architecture systems. That image uses the CentOS operating system. We strongly recommend that installations on the Amazon® hyperscaler use the cPanel & WHM AWS Marketplace listing. We strongly recommend that you install at least 3 GB of RAM if you want to install the Clam AntiVirus Scanner (ClamAV) antivirus software. To obtain a cPanel & WHM license, visit the cPanel Store. If you do not already own a license for cPanel & WHM, you can obtain one for your server’s IP address.
To stop the conversion and keep CentOS on your server, add the -skip-cloudlinux installation option to the end of your installation command.Įach cPanel & WHM server requires its own license. Servers on an IP address with an active CloudLinux license will automatically convert to CloudLinux. If you do not possess root-level access, contact your system administrator or hosting provider for assistance. You must log in to the server as the root user in order to install cPanel & WHM. A CentOS or RHEL server that meets only these requirements may not function properly, especially when the server runs certain high-demand functions. This document lists the minimum requirements to install cPanel & WHM. If you have installed cPanel or WHM on CentOS Stream, reinstall cPanel & WHM on a supported operating system as soon as possible to avoid problems. does not support installations of cPanel or WHM on the CentOS Stream operating system.
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