All of my sites are currently very light traffic, so I'd like to add the ZendTo site to this same box.
ZendTo works great for our needs. It allows us to securely transfer larger files back and forth with clients.
@thecreativeone91
Thanks... I'll continue to research and maybe touch base with the developer. I can't imagine that our usage of this product would run afoul of C@C's TOS. We just need a secure means of exchange files with clients.
Dan
Appreciate all of the input. I now have all of my hosted websites running on my C@C box with CloudFlare handling the DNS. Next step is to shut down my account over at MediaTemple.
Then I've got a ZendTo server that I've been hosting internally that I would like to move to the cloud. Anyone know if I can easily transfer this over to my Centos box? It's currently running on a Ubuntu VM.
Wow... that's a crazy deal. Too bad I already bought a Dev3 a few days ago. 
Appreciate all the feedback. From a CloudFare POV, what's the best way to handle multiple TLDs (.com, .net, etc) that resolve to the same website? Do I just add one to CF and then add DNS entries for the others?
@StrongBad -- So, I can setup a free account on CloudFlare. What the advantage / disadvantage of using CF versus GoDaddy, who is my registrar? I guess by using CF, I can manage the DNS without concern for the registrar, which could change and the DNS would be unaffected, correct?
Ok... so I now have a server running Centos 6.5 and VestaCP. How does DNS work on CloudatCost? Do I just reference ns1 / ns2.cloudatcost.com? Can I manage it all from within Vesta?
Reviewing my current setup, it appears that I have GoDaddy handling some sites and others are at the hosting site. 
@thecreativeone91
It was enabled, but wasn't logging. It may have been an issue with SELinux. I've since started over by reimaging the server. Further discussion is occurring here.
Appreciate the input!
@Aaron-Studer said:
What do you need cPanel for?
I don't necessarily need it. I currently have several websites hosted elsewhere and I'm trying to get a C@C box setup so that I can move the hosting there.
That's good to know. Once I get the box reconfigured, I think I will give ZPanel a whirl.
From what I've read online, this is only a trial and you will need to license cPanel / WHM to continue using it. Time to reimage again! 
FWIW, the link for Markdown syntax take you here, which appears to be out dated.
This one seems to be more current:
https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
Picking up from my discussion here, I went to reimage the VM and noticed that there is an entry for Centos 6.5 with cPanel and WHM.
Before I head down that path, it would be good to know if this will result in any additional fees from C@C. @AmanBhogal, can you clarify please?
@JaredBusch said:
You can also upgrade the server specs, but you lose the one time billing in the process. You can only convert to monthly.
Are you sure about this? It appears to me that the server upgrade is a one time fee.
Ok.... this has been a fun "experiment". Clearly I don't have Fail2Ban properly configured:
Last failed login: Thu Feb 26 06:37:39 EST 2015 from 103.41.124.16 on ssh:notty
There were 7770 failed login attempts since the last successful login.
[root@localhost ~]# fail2ban-client status sshd
Status for the jail: sshd
|- Filter
| |- Currently failed: 0
| |- Total failed: 0
| `- Journal matches: _SYSTEMD_UNIT=sshd.service + _COMM=sshd
`- Actions
|- Currently banned: 0
|- Total banned: 0
`- Banned IP list:
I'm thinking that I should start a new thread so that this one can get back on topic.
Thanks for all the input. I believe that LAMP is up and running properly. I looked into both ISP Config and Froxlor. I like the look of ISP Config. However, the tutorials I've read appear "complicated" with lots of steps.
Do I really need to disable the firewall, SELinux, install all of these extra packages, etc?
Thanks! I followed the steps here to setup the SSH jail. Any other suggested changes?
Just straight forward PHP / HTML. Currently hosted over at Media Temple.