Ability to allocate custom CPU / RAM / bandwidth limits for individual accounts

Why would you prefer restricting a website to make it slow or even stop it from serving all its visitors rather than giving it access to 100% of the available resources so it is fast 24/7?

So you can resell better the resources of the Vps.

VLAD if you don't restrict than one infected site or website with memory leak will take the whole server down. It's also not fare with other sites on shared hosting platform that is why we use Cloud Linux to better manage this stuff.

That's what I indicated in this thread - https://features.spanel.io/request/Cloudlinux-Intergration - It's important to limit resources - memory, CPU, IO - when creating the hosting packages.

Because then I can have current clients, who only have their blog, for example: 3 gb of space, 1 vcpu, 1 gb of ram and IO 5 mb/s and pay only x and then I can have the business client that needs more resources: 30gb of space, but it has 5 vcpu, 3gb of ram and IO 30mb/s.

We can give this differentiation and it happens.

And then, as already said here, if a client suffers a bad luck, don't bring down the entire server, because everything is limited only to those resources.

It is essential for resellers. Without this, we will share the same CPU and ram with everyone who bought the reseller from us. Assuming a 10$ package and 100$ package performance stays the same, why does someone purchase a higher plan? That's why we need it.

this is the number one feature which any panel must have to be able to allow a low budget website too not just infected site but also low budget websites who never have money to pay for a decent price event at a cost so they must be assigned by the reseller

this is easily available in cloudlinux as LVE manager and I can even add limit to sql using sql governor

see this screenshot - https://prnt.sc/wqF9TMr2uhEM 

another example is i have 50  websites on scala VPS now one of the websites owner decided to a crazy campaign without telling us so why other 49  websites should suffer?

cases where clients abuse reseller hosting  are
1. campaigns 

2. bot attacks
3.  malware as per fahad
4.  pay low and use MAX and bring the server down

5. clients who host and have their own developers and their developer do a dirty job which has issues with php memory etc.

6. current captcha v3 upgrade is doing memory leak so one site cannot take the whole serve rdown

Well put @webjobs.. Cloudlinux integration is the way to go. Vote for it here;

https://features.spanel.io/request/Cloudlinux-Intergration

This is now planned to be developed in house instead of integrating CloudLinux which will save SPanel users some more money.

We are currently working on this.

Thanks for the update Vlad, looking forward to this.

Great to know... Cheers 

Thank You Vlad!

Agree! No one site should consume 100% of the resources. Perhaps a good plan would be to limit to a percentage for a span of time (no more than 100% for 10 seconds etc.)