Remote Backup.

With version 4, applications can be backed up to the local server or a remote location.

FTP, FTPS, SFTP/SSH, or Dropbox.

Website owners can backup their installed applications to FTP, FTPS, SFTP/SSH, WebDAV, and Dropbox instead of or in addition to the traditional local server backup location. Server administrators and resellers can fully configure which options are available and how they can be used.

Define custom backup locations.

Administrators and resellers can define their own backup locations for website owner use. Any FTP, FTPS, SFTP/SSH, WebDAV, or Dropbox account can be used as the basis for the custom backup location, and quotas for the custom backup location can be enabled through the Backup Quotas feature.

Recover server disk space.

Administrators and resellers can recover significant server disk space by switching application backup storage from the local server to a remote location. Simply add a custom backup location for website owner use and disable the "local server" backup location.

Backup Quotas.

Limit the number of application backups website owners can own at any given time.

Unlimited flexibility.

Quotas can be applied per account, per domain, or per installed application, with per megabyte or per backup count restrictions. Different quotas can also be set for each backup location.

A tool for growth.

Quotas can be used to limit entry-level web hosting packages and encurage upsales to larger web hosting packages. A customized message is displayed when a quota is exceeded, enabling the customer to follow a link to a billing system that automatically upgrades their account.

Prune. NEW IN 9.1

With the release of version 9.1, it's now possible to configure backup quotas to automatically delete the oldest backup rather than display an error.

Application Changelogs.

Review application changes from version-to-version to discover what's new.

Discover what's new.

The Applications Browser UI now displays a "What's New" tab summarizing changes from recent versions, and the Update UI now displays a log of changes between the installed version and current version.

All versions added within the past year have been updated to include version-to-version changes.

Improved version labeling.

In addition to full changelogs, each version is now labeled to distinguish between critical security releases, versions that introduce significant changes, and regular minor versions.

Impersonation.

Install and manage applications for owned accounts conveniently through the administrative panel.

No more account switching.

Server administrators and resellers now have full access to owned accounts right through the administrative panel, without ever needing to switch to the owned account.

All features are available.

Applications can be installed, imported, and migrated, and installed applications can be upgraded, cloned, edited, backup/restored, and uninstalled.

Impersonate owned administrators and resellers. NEW IN 9.1

All groups and settings can be managed for owned administrators and resellers without ever needing to switch to the owned account.

Multi-Server.

Configure Installatron Server servers to automatically and continuously inherit their configuration from a single master server.

Serverwide synchronization.

All settings throughout Installatron Server are synchronized. The only exceptions are the 'General' and 'Libraries' sections of the main Installatron Admin > Settings page.

Fully automated and continuous.

Servers automatically synchronize their configuration once per 24 hours with the master server (when the Installatron Update process executes). Forcibly executing Installatron Update (by clicking 'run Installatron Update now') also forces synchronization.