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I suspect you will get better mileage out of the pihole, as it provides network-wide protection instead of supported devices. It's also blocking at the DNS level, so the resources aren't being downloaded in the first place. That being said I haven't used Ghostery or uBlock, so I can't comment...

I'm admittedly biased, but SkyToaster may be a good option. 

Why does someone buy their hosting from you instead of someone else?

Merry Christmas!

You can add any providers using the PHP Selector (http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?php_selector.html).

Shouldn't that be your pasture?

You would need to have 768MB Ram and 20GB of disk space minimum for cPanel, and in the case of CentOS7 increase it to 1GB of ram. (https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/Installation+Guide+-+Hardware+Requirements)  If you plan to host more than a handful of small low traffic sites, you...

and by more please he means just put more of those parts in a to-go box ;)

You could always use the ServerPing module for $15 (https://www.serverping.net/clients/cart.php?gid=3).  I suspect the main reason - it's built in so one less thing to update/maintain.

Lazy...

I'm not surprised.  Didn't they stop providing support about a year ago?

It's been working fine on KVM nodes for us as well.  They even note support here: http://kernelcare.com/compatibility.php

They removed dbconnect in version 5.2.x if I recall correctly.  This one is on the developer in my book.

That's more like it, great work!

There is no such thing as too much #serverporn ;)

I've generally found nginx to be easier to work with for my projects, not to mention easier on resources.

You mean putting html code inside of javascript code, making it near impossible for someone to easily/properly theme their extras?  How about using out of date javascript code that requires you fix it before their modules will even work?   Congrats on the launch - I'll be steering clear.

I would ask the question what's cheaper?  Adding another SSD in Raid or Rebuilding the server because of a drive failure? I wouldn't call this extreme redundancy, simple time savings.

I believe the focus was on adding CentOS 7 support.  That being said the Calendar & Contact Syncing in addition to Greylisting isn't bad.

That just made my day.