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Mulvox v2.4 Released — Go-Native Linux Ecosystem

The High-Performance,
Lightweight Linux Control Panel

Mulvox replaces bloated legacy hosting panels with 8 lean, zero-dependency Go binaries. Manage web virtual hosts (with .htaccess support), local S3 buckets, authoritative DNS, mail, and encrypted WebSocket tunnels with < 25MB RAM overhead.

bash — root@vps:~
root@vps:~# curl -fsSL https://mulvox.com/install.sh | sudo bash
< 25 MB
Idle RAM Footprint
8 Microservices
Independent Go Binaries
Linux PAM
Host OS Secure Auth
100% Native
Zero Interpreter Bloat
High Throughput Efficiency

Real Server Benchmark Comparison

Tested on 1 vCPU, 1GB RAM Cloud VPS (Ubuntu 22.04 LTS / Debian 12)

Idle RAM Footprint (Lower is better) Megabytes (MB)
Mulvox Full Ecosystem (8 Services) 22 MB
aaPanel (Python/Nginx Stack) 180 MB
cPanel / WHM Legacy Stack 380 MB
Throughput (Onifast Aero vs Standard Nginx Reverse Proxy) Req/Sec (Higher is better)
Onifast Aero Web Server Engine 42,500 RPS
Standard Nginx Web Server 28,000 RPS
8 Microservices · One Ecosystem

The Complete Mulvox Server Infrastructure

Every service is a purpose-built, independently restartable Go binary communicating over local loopbacks and shared SQLite WAL config.

🖥️
Port 4050/4051

mulvox-panel

Central administration dashboard. Manage virtual hosts, MariaDB/MySQL databases, Linux PAM users, systemd services, and file manager.

Panel Docs →
🌐
Port 80/443

onifast-aero

LiteSpeed & Nginx alternative. High-performance web server with native .htaccess rewrite parser, HTTP/3, and automatic ACME SSL.

Aero Engine Docs →
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Port 4032

mulvox-cloud

Dual-mode S3 object storage server. Host local S3 buckets with unified API endpoints and dynamic on-the-fly image thumbnailing (?w=300).

S3 Cloud Docs →
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Port 53 UDP/TCP

mulvox-dns

RFC-compliant authoritative DNS server. Instant zone updates via SQLite WAL, wildcard replies, and automatic master/slave cluster sync.

DNS Server Docs →
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Port 25/587/4031

mulvox-mail

Lightweight Mail Transfer Agent (MTA). Native DKIM signing, SPF validation, SMTP relay routing, and unified webmail management console.

Mail Engine Docs →
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Port 2121 & SFTP

mulvox-ftp

High-speed FTPS/FTP server integrated with Linux PAM credentials, virtual users, chroot directory isolation, and fail2ban IP blocking.

FTP Server Docs →
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Port 4034/4053

mulvox-gateway

Encrypted multi-tunnel WebSocket relay gateway. Safely expose local dev servers and WSL behind NAT without complex router port forwarding.

Relay Gateway Docs →
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Port 1883/4035

mulvox-iotflow

Multi-tenant MQTT 5.0 broker and WebSocket telemetry bridge for streaming sensor data and webhooks directly to your database.

IoT Flow Docs →
Why Switch?

Mulvox vs Legacy Panels

See how a compiled native Go ecosystem outperforms dynamic script-based control panels.

Feature / Capability Mulvox Ecosystem aaPanel cPanel / WHM
Architecture & Language 100% Native Go (8 Binaries) Python + Shell Scripts Monolithic Perl / C
RAM Consumption (Idle) < 25 MB ~180 MB - 300 MB > 500 MB
Apache .htaccess Support ✓ Native Parser (Aero) ⚠️ Nginx Rewrites only ✓ Supported (via Apache)
Native S3 Object Storage ✓ Built-in (mulvox-cloud) ✗ Plugin required ✗ Not supported
Built-in MQTT 5.0 Broker ✓ Built-in (mulvox-iotflow) ✗ Manual install ✗ None
WebSocket Relay Tunnels ✓ Built-in (mulvox-gateway) ✗ None ✗ None
Web Server Throughput 42,500+ RPS (Aero) ~20,000 RPS ~15,000 RPS

Install in One Command

A lightweight, self-hosted control panel for managing domains, email, FTP, DNS, SSL, and more on any Ubuntu/Debian/RHEL server.

curl -fsSL https://mulvox.com/install.sh | sudo bash
No Root Dependency Conflicts
Automated Systemd Services
Zero External Telemetry
🐧 Ubuntu 20.04+ / Debian 11+
Operating System
🏗️ amd64 (x86_64)
Architecture
🔑 root / sudo access
Permissions
⚡ < 512 MB RAM VPS
Min Requirements
Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about migrating to the Mulvox ecosystem.

aaPanel relies on heavy Python runtime interpreters and multiple monolithic daemons that consume 180MB–300MB RAM. Mulvox compiles all 8 services into zero-dependency Go binaries consuming less than 25MB total RAM. Mulvox Aero provides LiteSpeed-grade HTTP/3 throughput with native .htaccess rewrite support without expensive licensing costs.
Yes! The onifast-aero web server engine includes a modular native Go parser that dynamically translates Apache virtual hosts, RewriteRules, ProxyPass variables, and Directory configurations into high-speed Go routes without requiring Apache sidecars.
Mulvox runs comfortably on 512MB RAM VPS instances (1 vCPU). Recommended specs: 1GB RAM, 10GB SSD storage, Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04 LTS, Debian 11/12, or AlmaLinux 9.
mulvox-cloud runs a local S3-compatible server with dynamic image resizing (?w=300), and mulvox-iotflow provides a multi-tenant MQTT 5.0 broker on port 1883 with WebSocket streaming, all built directly into the server stack.
The admin dashboard runs on https://your-server-ip:4050 and the user dashboard on port 4051. Full service port maps are documented in our Port Allocation Directory.