Top five plans I chose from the roadmap. What is your priority list?

CloudyShaper

1. Ability to make configuration changes to OpenLiteSpeed and have them persist, similar to the current functionality for commercial LiteSpeed.
2. Improvements to the WHMCS module - Ability to pre-install WordPress as soon as the service is activated for the customer via WHMCS.
3. Graphing of CPU, memory, and IO usage per website, displaying sites with the highest usage on the dashboard.
4. Proxy on server migration: When a website is moved between servers, the old server will proxy requests to the new server until the DNS is updated.
5. Incremental backups using other storage types (S3/FTP/SSH).

CloudyShaper

You can find the planned roadmap from here: https://enhance.com/support/product-roadmap

Rich

OLS Persistance.
Framework for compilation/installation of custom PHP modules.
Exclude Websites / directories from Backups
Virus scanning.
JS/ Python Compatibility

Beyond these it's: Framework for integration of external applications (website builders, malware protection, software installers, etc) into the Enhance UI.

This opens up Enhance to other useful 3rd party services that some use. I personally don't but would like to see them put in place.

Zoinkies

OLS persistence has been asked for for over six months, yet it’s still not scheduled. Every couple of days someone asks for OLS persistence, or mentions it.

JohnB

Backup settings per package (ie not all sites/packages need daily backups) & exclude directories
OLS persistence
NodeJS
Framework for integration as @Rich said
Officially documented way to backup and restore backup server or a way to backup said server to S3.

hadcloud

JohnB

But configure whether plan X or Y can backup or not.

iotivedo

NodeJS

rdbf

My use-case is probably a bit different from most people here, but why not share my preferred roadmap focus:

1: Control Panel migration/replication/failover
2: NodeJS/python/etc options besides PHP
3: Safe auto-declutter + defaults (unused docker 'trash' cleanup, apt cache, logs/journald etc)
4: IPV6 (and ipv6-only for eligible roles) and inter-server private network communication
5: Migrating all settings with the website when moving it to another server (vhost, rewrite rules, php extensions, redis, fastcgi)

Yasiba

NodeJs
Ability to migrate the control panel role to another server in the cluster.
Graphing of CPU, Memory and IO usage per website. Display sites with highest usage on dashboard.
Website performance analysis.
Exclude websites and directories from backup.

Rich

Yasiba 2. is on it's way, that's why I didn't add it else that's a very high priority.

kyzoeadmin

Directadmin import like CPanel now.
NodeJS
JS/ Python Compatibility
Groupware
Automatic detection of mail routing via DNS.

nsevimov

Most important: Control Panel Migration
NodeJS
Python
Statistics of CPU, Memory inside in client side.
Installation of custom PHP modules

slimx

I'm actually curious why so many people need OLS persistance, what do you guys plan on actually configuring?

Better Backups Control (Delete / Download / Include / Exclude Websites from backup) + S3 more support
Wildcard DNS Support (to avoid all the staging SSL issues)

🙂

Rich

slimx Proxying docker containers 😏 , or other apps, deeper customisations for larger systems more workers etc...

Giving us the keys to the house but saying each time you shut the door the house resets is annoying and pointless.

JohnB

slimx I'm actually curious why so many people need OLS persistance,

Reverse proxy like Rich said and just how it seems like a super easy (comparably) feature to add that gives a lot of versatility.