LVE Manager's new UI provides a single codebase and single page application for easier management of CloudLinux OS. It features tabs for viewing current usage, users, statistics, packages, and PHP selector configuration. The users and packages tabs allow editing user and package limits. Charts and history can be viewed for specific clients. Options include server resource settings and MySQL governor configuration. All values are validated before saving. The document promotes adopting Elastic Sites shared hosting plans for greater profits compared to VPS management. It also advertises an upcoming panel discussion on Elastic Sites with industry experts.

1. Manage CloudLinux OS faster and
easier with LVE Manager’s
super cool new UI

2.  Single codebase
o Any changes implemented on front-end will work in all control panels (cPanel, Plesk, DA)
o Common tests
 Single Page Application
o All HTML, JS and CSS code are dynamically loaded and added to the page in response to
user actions.
o The page does not reload at any point in the process
Benefits

3. Tab “Current Usage” allows to view current usage of server resources.
Current Usage Tab
Filter works without reloading data

4. You can view additional info about a user, popups are available in ID column.
Current Usage Popup

5. See next slide
Users Tab
Tab "Users" allows to view and to edit user’s limits
(LVE and DB limits).
To view charts, server administrator pushes the
"History" button on the "Users" tab

6. Dynamic sorting
Dynamic sorting

7. Plus sign “+” allows to expand the grid and to view information about MySQL usage. Minus sign “-” does the opposite.
Users Tab. Expand

8. Validating

9. Tab "Users" allows to view and editing user limits (LVE and DB limits).
To edit a row, user has to click Edit button. User can change values right inside the grid (in-place editing).
Any LVE or DB limit can be changed.
Users Tab. Editing

10. Sorting
Sorting

11. Tab "Statistics" allows to view server resource usage.
Top 25 LVEs with the highest amount of faults for the last 10 minutes are shown by default.
Statistics Tab

12. The second line of buttons (Blue ones) is showing current state of filters.
User can delete them by clicking X button
Statistics Tab. Filters
The list can be filtered by various filters(Gray buttons on top)

13. You can view history and charts for specific
client in modal screen by clicking Chart icon
Statistics. History and Charts

14. LVE manager configuration is available
on “Options” tab
You can find various settings in this tab.
Options

15. Every option value are pre-validation before save
Validation

16. You can set options for MySQL
Governor
MySQL Governor
settings on Options Tab

17.  All packages are shown on a page by default.
 Administrator can hide or unhide resellers’ packages.
 Packages can be sorted by any field.
 Inodes only hard limits are shown by default. Soft limits and hard limits are shown as tooltips, and available while the package is
editing.
 Package name is unique in cPanel, but the same name can be reused by different providers (resellers or admin) in DA and Plesk.
Packages
Tab "Packages" allows to view and to edit user’s limits
(LVE limits).

18. You can edit package setting by clicking “Edit” button on the row
Packages. Editing

19. All input fields will be validated before saving
Validating

20. It shows:
1. Whether “Selector” is enabled or disabled.
2. List of supported systems depend on installed
alt-php versions.
3. PHP versions can be in enabled and disabled
statuses.
4. Default PHP version. Can be any from
supported and enabled.
5. List of PHP extensions and its state.
6. Extentions’ descriptions are available on a
tooltip.
Selector
Tab "Selector" allows to view PHP selector’s configuration

21. Selector

22. Selector

23. New design: “Users” tab

24. New design: “Users” tab

25. New design:
“PHP SELECTOR”
tab

26. “OPTIONS”
tab
New design:
“OPTIONS” tab

27. New design: “Current usage” tab

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