The On-Premises VPS & Cloud Provisioning bundle is built for hosting providers who operate their own infrastructure and want to automate VPS and cloud service delivery directly from WHMCS.
With ten powerful WHMCS modules working in harmony under a single monthly subscription, it supports multiple infrastructure platforms, such as Proxmox VE, OpenStack or SolusVM 2.
Clients are free to choose their preferred virtualization system; regardless of the platform, the same set of modules is included in the bundle. This setup eliminates repetitive tasks, reduces provisioning errors, and improves customer experience from day one.
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What You Can Achieve
This bundle empowers you to:
- Provision virtual machines with full control over resources, locations, and templates
- Allow clients to manage their VPS instances directly from the WHMCS client area
- Automate billing based on server usage or custom pricing rules
- Handle IP assignments and subnet management with ease
- Keep clients informed with real-time service alerts and quota usage updates
- Support multiple virtualization platforms, including Proxmox, OpenStack, SolusVM, or Virtuozzo
- Track and allocate hardware resources more effectively
Whether you manage a single cluster or a distributed cloud infrastructure, this bundle equips you with the tools to scale confidently and efficiently.
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Supported Virtualization Platforms
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Pick one of the modules supporting your virtualization platform to deliver and manage virtual servers with full user self-service:
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Included Modules
- This bundle includes the following WHMCS modules:
All modules are included under a single monthly subscription. You can install only the ones that fit your current setup and add others as your needs grow.
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Quick Start Guide
Each module included in the bundle operates independently but is fully compatible with the others.
You can install them in any order, and configure them based on your infrastructure stack. Modules can also be added or removed at any time without affecting the performance of the others.
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- Order the bundle from your ModulesGarden marketplace
- Download the packages from our client area
- Install only the module selected for your virtualization environment:
- Then install any of the complementary modules as needed:
- Activate each module in your WHMCS admin area
- Assign modules to VPS/Cloud products and configure automation settings like IP pools, usage thresholds, or notifications
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Practical Notes
- All modules are compatible and tested to work together in a production environment
- You can mix and match hypervisor integrations depending on your infrastructure
- Modules support both KVM and OpenVZ virtualization, where applicable
- One subscription covers all products included in the bundle
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Use Case: Self-Hosted Virtualization Management
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A hosting provider runs its own data center and offers KVM-based VPS hosting using Proxmox VE.
The business goal is to automate provisioning, IP assignments, and customer communications via modules integrated directly into WHMCS.
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Example Setup:
- The provider installs the Proxmox VE VPS For WHMCS module to allow clients to create and manage virtual machines via WHMCS.
- Server Allocator For WHMCS is configured to distribute new services evenly across available nodes based on current CPU load.
- Each provisioned VM automatically receives an IP address from a predefined subnet using IP Manager For WHMCS.
- DNS zones are created and managed through DNS Manager For WHMCS, eliminating manual DNS configuration for each new VPS.
- Advanced Billing For WHMCS applies hourly billing based on actual CPU and bandwidth usage.
- Clients are notified about nearing usage limits via Hosting Quota Notifications For WHMCS and receive renewal reminders using Hosting Renewals For WHMCS.
- Server Monitoring For WHMCS tracks uptime for each VM and alerts the provider in case of outages.
- SMS alerts configured in SMS Center For WHMCS keep both admins and clients informed about key events such as provisioning, suspension, or expiration.
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Key Benefits:
- Centralized provisioning, monitoring, and billing through a single WHMCS interface
- Better resource distribution and reduced risk of server overload
- Fully automated DNS and IP management with no manual steps
- Greater transparency and fewer support tickets thanks to automated quota alerts and self-managed renewals
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