New one click install scripts added to VPS

We are pleased to announce we have added five new one click install scripts to our VPS. This takes our count to 20 now, and includes WordPress, Magento, Joomla, Drupal, Concrete5, and OpenCart.

CMS Made Simple

CMS Made Simple helps experienced web developers and designers to create sites of power and beauty in a fraction of the normal time, avoiding hours of coding and allowing your clients to update their own sites with a minimum of fuss.

SugarCRM

SugarCRM is a Customer Relationship Management application – it lets a business keep track of its relationships with its customers. Users can manage customer accounts, contacts, sales leads, calls, meetings etc. A dashboard showing the most successful leads, the sales pipeline, and the month-by-month outcomes for opportunities in the pipeline can be displayed.

StatusNet

StatusNet’s private and secure Enterprise Social Network enables your teams to collaborate, share insights, solve problems and build relationships in real time.

Elgg

Create your own social network, quickly and easily. Elgg allows you to take full advantage of the power of social technology with elegant, flexible solutions for organisations, groups and individuals.

Bugzilla

Bugzilla is server software designed to help you manage software development. Bugzilla has been designed to scale for large companies, organizations, and projects and is used by Mozilla, Gnome, Open Office, The Apache Project and many more.

Getting started

All installs and software are completely free. To get started, go to the Manage VPS page, select the VPS of your choice, then navigate to the ‘Scripts’ tab. After selecting one of the software applications, you’ll be asked to choose a password for the new FTP account which will be created, giving you access to the webspace.

As before, these one-click scripts are designed to be used with a fresh CentOS installation; any changes outside the standard package may result in the install not completing successfully. cPanel users can install the scripts via Fantastico, and Plesk users already have them available from the control panel.