Hello Leonardo,

Thank you for the idea. But high availability is not currently a point in the ispmanager roadmap. We recommend configuring high availability at a lower infrastructure level.

I think rejecting this idea is a mistake.

High availability is very important for any serious hosting provider. A modern hosting panel should not only manage single servers, but also help providers manage multiple nodes properly.

Today, hosting is not just about CPU and RAM. Many of us run different nodes for different purposes. For example, one node for databases, one node for normal websites, one node for Node.js/npm websites, one node for Python apps, and other nodes for backups or storage. Each node is set up to do what it does best.

For hosting providers, high availability is not a luxury feature. It is part of providing reliable hosting. Without it, every provider is forced to build custom tools outside the panel, or even consider moving away from ISPmanager. Other panels already provide better multi-server and high availability options out of the box, which defeats the purpose of using a hosting control panel.

Please reconsider this feature. Even basic HA support or multi-node awareness would be very useful.