ServerPanelX

Every site isolated

One bad site can’t take down the rest.

Each account runs in its own PHP jail with its own pool and resource limits, so a hacked plugin or a traffic spike stays contained.

  • 1 jail per site
  • 1 PHP pool per site
  • 0 add-ons to buy

01 · Why it matters

Shared PHP spreads trouble. Isolation stops it.

Shared PHP process

every site at risk

ServerPanelX

one site to clean up

0add-ons to buy — on by default

02 · Per account

Every account gets its own everything.

Its own PHP jail

A hacked site stays inside its own account — the others stay clean.

Its own PHP pool

Sites never share one PHP process, so a traffic spike stays with the site that has it.

Its own PHP version

Run each site on the PHP version it needs, side by side.

Its own resource limits

Limits come from the hosting package you assign to the account.

03 · Resource Guard & Isolation Manager

Catch runaways. Repair in place.

04 · Self-healing

Updates don’t undo isolation.

An update installs Isolation heals itself Sites keep running

05 · Compared

Traditional panelsOften a paid add-on or manual setup.

ServerPanelXPer-site PHP jail, pool and limits — on by default.

Checklist

Everything in Every site isolated.

Per-site PHP jail with its own PHP pool Resource limits per account Isolation Manager to see and repair isolation at a glance Resource Guard catches runaway sites Isolation heals itself after updates

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Short, straight answers to what people ask most.

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01

What does site isolation mean in ServerPanelX?

Each hosting account runs in its own PHP jail with its own PHP pool and resource limits, so a hacked plugin or a traffic spike on one site stays contained to that site.

02

Is isolation an add-on?

No. Every site is isolated by default on every install, including the free trial — there is nothing extra to buy or set up.

03

Can each site run a different PHP version?

Yes. Each site can run the PHP version it needs, alongside other sites on different versions.

04

What happens to isolation after an update?

Isolation heals itself after updates, and the Isolation Manager shows every account’s isolation at a glance and lets you repair it from the same screen.

05

What if one site uses too many resources?

Each account has its own resource limits from its hosting package, and Resource Guard catches runaway sites before they affect the rest of the server.