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Ummm Webmin? Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned....
Webmin is great. Especially when you would like shit to just work and not faf about wasting your weekend text editing configuration files
Exactly. I've been using it for 6 years or so. I've tried every other supposed alternative and nothing has even close to the functionality of it...
I also really love webmin!
If you don't mind the UI out of the 90s webmin probably is the most comprehensive solution. I haven't used it in a few years, does it handle containers?
Yes! And the interface can be customized. You can even design and use your own... Basically, it can be tweaked to your hearts content.