Name: Aetheris Platform
Brand: Aetheris
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What does Aetheris replace?

Accepted Answer

Aetheris converges WHMCS, FOSSBilling, Pterodactyl Panel, Proxmox VE and VirtFusion into one control panel: one billing engine, one client portal, and one set of hypervisor drivers.

Question 2

Which hypervisors and panels does Aetheris integrate with natively?

Accepted Answer

Aetheris ships production drivers for Pterodactyl (Application and Client API), Proxmox VE API v2, VirtFusion REST, cPanel/WHM and DirectAdmin, plus Cloudflare for DNS.

Question 3

Can I rebrand Aetheris without touching code?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Platform name, logos, theme variables, navigation, email templates, custom domains and integration modules are all configurable from the Admin Panel and persisted in PostgreSQL with a Redis cache.

Question 4

Is there a hosted (SaaS) version of Aetheris?

Accepted Answer

No. Aetheris has no hosted solution: every deployment runs on your own infrastructure. You choose between a fully self-hosted install or a custom semi self-hosted proposal where we operate and maintain the platform while you keep control of your data and servers.

Question 5

Is Aetheris self-hostable?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The aetheris-app repository ships a non-interactive installer for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Debian 12 with PostgreSQL 16, Redis 7, Nginx reverse proxy and Systemd worker units. Docker images are also provided for all operating systems, including Windows.

Question 6

Can I donate to support the project?

Accepted Answer

Yes, donations are welcome. You can support the project with a PayPal donation at https://paypal.me/LeonardoGalliITA - every contribution helps keep the platform free and self-hosted.

Question 7

What license is Aetheris released under?

Accepted Answer

Aetheris is released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0). You may use, study, modify and redistribute it for any purpose, provided that any distributed or network-served modified version keeps the license, preserves the copyright notice of the original author (Leonardo Galli / Leo-Galli) and releases its source code under AGPL-3.0.

Question 8

Can I whitelabel Aetheris if the license requires attribution?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Whitelabeling is a built-in product feature that rebrands the interface of your own deployed instance, and is fully supported. The attribution requirement of AGPL-3.0 applies to redistributed copies and derivative works: if you share or serve a copy of the software over a network, the copyright notice of the original author (Leonardo Galli / Leo-Galli) must be kept and the source of the modified version must be made available.

Invoice	Client	Description	Amount	Status	Action

Method	Endpoint	Description	Auth
GET	/v1/servers	List the authenticated client's servers	API key
POST	/v1/servers	Provision a server from a template and plan	API key
GET	/v1/servers/{id}	Fetch a single server with live telemetry	API key
POST	/v1/servers/{id}/power	Send a start, stop or restart signal	API key
POST	/v1/servers/{id}/backups	Create an on-demand backup snapshot	API key
GET	/v1/billing/invoices	List invoices and payment history	API key
POST	/v1/billing/invoices/{id}/pay	Settle an outstanding invoice	API key
GET	/v1/whitelabel	Resolve the platform whitelabel configuration	Public

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