Bluehost Self-Managed VPS: Reimage Your Server for CyberPanel Installation

CyberPanel is a fast and easy-to-use control panel that helps you manage your website and server from one simple dashboard. It lets you handle websites, databases, emails, and security settings without needing advanced technical skills. Bluehost Self-Managed VPS customers can install CyberPanel instantly using our one-click tool, which automatically sets up the best operating system for you. Just keep in mind that this quick setup deletes all current data on your server, so you should install it manually using SSH instead if you want to keep your existing server files.

Reimage Your Server for CyberPanel Installation

Important:

You can install only one application using the one-click installer.
To change or delete your application, follow the guide: Bluehost Self-Managed VPS: How to Change and Delete an Application. Create a backup of your existing applications or templates.
If you want to keep your current template, install the new application manually using SSH. The system will automatically apply the recommended OS for CyberPanel.

Changing the server image will permanently erase all data and settings on this VPS. This action cannot be undone.

Log in to your Bluehost Portal.
In the left-hand menu, click Hosting.

Click the Manage button on the Self-Managed VPS package.
Click the Reimage button.
Select the Applications tab.
From the list, locate CyberPanel and click Select.
To confirm, type "reimage" and then click Proceed to start the process.
Wait a few minutes while the installation completes.
- Once completed, you will see CyberPanel listed in the Server Image section.

Summary

CyberPanel simplifies server management by letting you handle websites, databases, and security from a single dashboard. Bluehost Self-Managed VPS customers can install it instantly using our one-click tool under the Hosting Tab, which automatically configures the recommended operating system. However, this quick setup completely erases your server, so you must back up your data first or use a manual SSH installation to keep your current files.

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