Many sites, one operational control point.
Events and policies are governed at server and fleet level.
Many servers and websites, managed as one protected fleet.
Sentinel combines web protection, host security and centralised control for providers who manage high-density servers and hosting panels.
Unlimited sites availableFleet managementRollout canary
The updates start small.
The canary rollout reduces the risk of deploying immediately across the fleet.
L7 is not network scrubbing.
Sentinel protects applications and hosts, but does not replace L3/L4 volumetric mitigation.
For the provider
Controls built for a fleet.
Multi-site WAF
Application policies and attack visibility for sites routed in deployment.
Plesk and cPanel
Integration after verification of the Linux system, web stack and rules generated by the panel.
SSH and firewall protection
Repeated attempts and hostile origins can be blocked on the affected server.
Fleet and heartbeat
State, versions and connections of the agents converge into a console.
Canary and rollback
Signature, checksum, gradual distribution and rollback protect the update cycle.
Consolidated reports
Events and indicators make the automatic work of the platform verifiable.
Adoption
From pilot server to fleet.
01
Pilot
Selecting a representative server.
02
Compatibility
Panel, proxy, log, firewall and traffic.
03
Baselineine
Observation and policy tuning.
04
Rollout
Controlled extension to other servers.
Licence
The Unlimited plan removes the site limit, not the server limit.
€99/month per server, up to 10 TB/month and unlimited sites. Each additional server requires its own plan. For higher traffic or specific operational requirements, an Enterprise quote is available.
FAQ
Questions from hosting providers.
Does an Unlimited plan cover the entire fleet?
No. It covers unlimited sites on a single server within the traffic threshold.
Is Sentinel a Plesk or cPanel plugin?
No. It works on the server and traffic path; the panel is considered during integration.
Does it offer multi-tenant isolation?
The separation between environments and customers must be designed on the actual deployment; it is not presumed by the presence of more sites alone.
Does it protect against every DDoS attack?
No. It manages L7 application attacks; L3/L4 volumetric attacks require dedicated network services.
Let's start with a pilot server.
We check the panel, density, traffic and rollout mode.