Proxmox VE module for HostBill

[HostBill]

We're happy to announce that latest release of HostBill 3.5.0 includes out-of-the-box Proxmox VE 2.1 integration,
allowing all VPS/IaaS hosting providers to automate VM/cloud provisioning.

You can learn more about our Proxmox VE module at http://hostbillapp.com/features/apps/proxmox.html

With initial release we've focused on KVM with bridged networking, but thats just a start!
Let us know what we should add to our integration next!

 

[jva1601]

Very nice!

 

[e100]

With initial release we've focused on KVM with bridged networking, but thats just a start!
Let us know what we should add to our integration next!

Proxmox cluster is limited to ~16 nodes. http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_VE_2.0_Cluster#Introduction
Is Hostbill capable of managing multiple Proxmox clusters?

 

[HostBill]

Proxmox cluster is limited to ~16 nodes. http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_VE_2.0_Cluster#Introduction
Is Hostbill capable of managing multiple Proxmox clusters?

Sure its possible - you can define multiple "Apps" in HostBill, where one App is separate connection details/cluster.

 

[Cloud]

We're happy to announce that latest release of HostBill 3.5.0 includes out-of-the-box Proxmox VE 2.1 integration,
allowing all VPS/IaaS hosting providers to automate VM/cloud provisioning.

You can learn more about our Proxmox VE module at http://hostbillapp.com/features/apps/proxmox.html

With initial release we've focused on KVM with bridged networking, but thats just a start!
Let us know what we should add to our integration next!

@HostBill


We are evaluating HostBill Integration with Proxmox. We have installed HostBill 3.7 (on CentOS 6.3) and Proxmox VE 2.1 - both latest - several times, but every time we have got the same error.

When we try to add the app and try to add the connection to the Proxmox server in the HostBill interface (admin account) we get the error:

"Error: Unable to log in with credentials provided, Array"

We are using ProxMox VE 2.1 with KVM. Firewall is switched off in the VM running CentOS 6.3 (running HostBill 3.7) and I can also open Proxmox web interface from within Firefox inside the same CentOs 6.3 system

We would like to clarify if we need to assign a public static IP to the Proxmox server or a local LAN IP like 10.10.1.x or 192.168.1.x. We have tried both with the same disappointing result.

Awaiting your Response

Thanks in Advance ...

 

[Dragoon]

Sure its possible - you can define multiple "Apps" in HostBill, where one App is separate connection details/cluster.

The Apps are not allowing to define different servers on different nodes. I have tried all support options from hostbill to proxmox no one seems to know how to fix or if they are even trying.

For whmcs you have a commercial version for proxmox module. One you pay for all support and software the other you can never get a response on how to fix.

 

[Dragoon]

The Apps are not allowing to define different servers on different nodes. I have tried all support options from hostbill to proxmox no one seems to know how to fix or if they are even trying.

For whmcs you have a commercial version for proxmox module. One you pay for all support and software the other you can never get a response on how to fix.

 

[tom]

we at Proxmox does not have a Hostbill nor a WHMCS module. these modules are offered from third party companies, not related to us in any way.

 

[Dragoon]

we at Proxmox does not have a Hostbill nor a WHMCS module. these modules are offered from third party companies, not related to us in any way.

I know that just pointing out facts about the module.