Integrations ​
AdminBolt integrates with several third-party platforms for backups, security, performance, and DNS. This section documents what each integration does, how it is set up in the panel, and its known limitations.
Support matrix ​
| Integration | Status | What AdminBolt provides |
|---|---|---|
| JetBackup | Available | Install, service health, license management, and launch into the JetBackup web interface. |
| Imunify360 | Available | Installer (activation key), service health, and admin/client security views. |
| CloudLinux | Available | Guided OS-conversion installer, LVE Manager, per-account resource limits from hosting plans, PHP selector (including Alt-PHP), CageFS. |
| LiteSpeed | Available | Installer, switch between Apache and LiteSpeed, LSPHP with per-domain PHP migration, LSCache, log viewers, and WebAdmin access. |
| OpenLiteSpeed | Available | Installer, switch between Apache and OpenLiteSpeed, configurable .htaccess handling, LSPHP with per-domain PHP migration, LSCache, log viewers, server tuning, and WebAdmin access. |
| WHMCS | Available | Provisioning server module (create/suspend/terminate, change package, SSO, reseller, usage sync) plus optional read-only DNS-zone mirroring. |
Note: "Status" describes what is implemented in AdminBolt today.
Migration is not an integration ​
Moving hosting from one place to another is documented outside this section, because it is an AdminBolt feature rather than a third-party integration:
- Coming from cPanel or DirectAdmin? See Migrating to AdminBolt. The
bolt-migratetool moves a complete server, data included. - Moving an account between AdminBolt nodes? See Fleet Accounts. This is a Hub Mode feature and moves configuration only.
- Serving DNS zones owned by an external panel? See DNS Cluster: External Sources. This is a read-only mirror, not a migration.
If you are unsure which of these you need, start at Migration: which one do you need?.
Where these live in the panel ​
- Application modules (JetBackup, Imunify360, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, OpenLiteSpeed) are installed from Modules in the sidebar (
/admin/modules). - Once a module is installed, its screens appear in the panel rather than on the module card. LiteSpeed and OpenLiteSpeed management lands under Settings > Web Server; JetBackup, CloudLinux, and Watchdog land under Settings > Tools; the logs a module adds become tabs of the Logs page. Removing the module takes its screens away again.
- WHMCS provisioning is the AdminBolt for WHMCS server module installed in WHMCS itself; external DNS sources are configured under Cluster > DNS Cluster > External Sources (requires Hub Mode).