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## Controlled Side
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Corresponds to other main installations in this documentation for environment installation, which will not be elaborated here.
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For the main installation corresponding to this guide, the environment setup is covered elsewhere and will not be repeated here. Installation commands for the main setup of the four major virtualization technologies are provided in this tutorial; please refer to them as needed.
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# Preface
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This is a control panel for interfacing with mainstream virtualization technologies, supplementing content not supported by virtualization technologies themselves such as user management, traffic monitoring, NAT port mapping, and custom system images.
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Welcome to give the project a ```Star``` for free support --> [https://github.com/oneclickvirt/oneclickvirt](https://github.com/oneclickvirt/oneclickvirt)
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## Environment Requirements
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Supported systems: Linux, Windows
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As long as there is public network access, the deployed machine does not need to have a dedicated public IP address. This is only a virtualization control panel.
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Just need public network access, the deployed machine doesn't need to have an independent public IP address, this is just a virtualization control panel, as long as there are ports displaying the frontend.
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This control panel has no environmental dependency requirements, only a backend started as a daemon process and a corresponding frontend static file folder.
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This control panel has no environment dependency requirements, only a backend started by a daemon process and a corresponding frontend static file folder.
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Frontend static files can be deployed through nginx or caddy.
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Frontend static files can be deployed through ```nginx``` or ```caddy``` or ```OpenResty```, non-source code deployment requires API path reverse proxy to backend port.
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## Platform Features
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- All code is open source, commercial use is not allowed
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- Provider Integration: Supports ProxmoxVE, Incus, Docker, LXD four major mainstream virtualization platforms
- Built-in image seed data, no need to search for corresponding platform images yourself, all platforms come with self-compiled image loading, supporting unified management
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- Automatic NAT port mapping: Supports IPv4/IPv6 automatic port mapping, multiple network types:
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NAT IPv4
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NAT IPv4 + Independent IPv6
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Independent IPv4
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Independent IPv4 + IPv6
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Pure IPv6
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- Flexible port mapping methods: Automatically selects optimal mapping solutions based on different Providers (native, device proxy, iptables, etc.)
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- Integrates vnStat for precise network traffic statistics, forces traffic data synchronization during sensitive operations to ensure data accuracy,
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-Supports connecting to Providers such as ProxmoxVE, Incus, Docker, LXD for virtualization, supporting the creation of virtual machines or containers
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-Unified reset of user traffic usage statistics at the beginning of each month, supports user-level, instance-level, Provider-level traffic statistics and restrictions
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- Supports automatic NAT public port mapping, flexible configuration of the Provider's network type, and creating virtual machines or containers with independent IPv6 addresses
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- Supports invitation code system, implementing non-public registration mechanism, setting different resource quota restrictions based on user levels
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- Supports traffic monitoring, forces synchronization of traffic for sensitive operations, and resets traffic usage uniformly at the beginning of the month
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