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I think that's the only problem here - price. Solus' low price has kept everyone on board.

True that - and agreeing wtih Fran, I don't think it's worth it if that's the aim. Not why I'd be doing it. Doing a strict Solus replacement doesn't work.

All software has its fair share of gotchas. Been stunned by all sorts of things over the years and had to work around it. Have been involved in a large cluster deployment of CouchDB before. It works. One of my main issues when looking at it was the whole membase / couchbase / couchdb...

I got the message too.

That I agree with has been a major problem to many people that got struck. Will definitely be providing bundled templates on release and/or instructions/documentations with notice to use 64bit only. Not that we can't change, but CouchDB etc has also been evaluated and everything does have pros...

http://www.zerodaylab.com/vulnerabilities/CVE-2010/CVE-2010-0009.html - can easily find one for CouchDB. Not particularly defending MongoDB, but things happen. Most important thing is how the issue is addressed etc.

Agrees that Solus broke it again. Had to manually fix all the orders until the patch was available. Do they do code reviews and testing?

I have to pay them and teach them how to do their job? It's the basics as pointed out here. As part of their pay, they should be doing the security audits and code reviews etc. And FYI, we tried telling them, e.g. Infinity for sure has and others too. I like them and will continue to use them...

Hence: what is wrong with MongoDB? Is it because it's not SQL? At least provide an argument please.

Like Solus Friday?

That's the problem. Functionality is all and good, but hope there is a robust system behind the scenes. You should charge Hostbill for doing their security audit, not the other way around :(

Still waiting on it sadly. I hope they understand that it's urgent.

It annoys me as well from an admin perspective, e.g. a WHMCS ticket is raised. The customer wants more IP addresses. I have to then login to Solus to confirm IPs are available etc and do work between the 2 systems to arrange this for the customer. There are many more examples.

Hearing from those that have seen the SolusVM decoded source code - it's pretty ugly and full of exploits everywhere. They haven't patched it for years it seems. It's just no one's decided to hack it. We'll be continuing to use Solus for a while and I wish they rehaul the whole thing.

At least for us, we're moving WHMCS too. A common complaint is integration and having 1 system. Is what I'd prefer to - time to make the change. Developing just a VPS panel will have no benefit - you still need a connector, integration points, etc... it doesn't exactly achieve what you want...

Then you are of Cantonese origin somewhere. Maybe trace back to family roots?

What problems do you have with Java? Many enterprise applications these days are Java based. Followed by .NET.

It's Cantonese. Nguyen does not equal Ng by the way. It's not a translation in any form.