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How so? I'd love to hear your complaints as I have clients running Plesk at AWS.

Try adding "minrate=1" to your "[main]" section of /etc/yum.conf.

Sounds like you need to perform a chown operation. Do you have root access? If not, you'll need to ask your hosts. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213910345-How-to-restore-default-permissions-in-the-virtual-host-directory-on-Linux-

AWS restricts Port 25 by default for EC2. Have you requested specifically to be exempted? https://aws-portal.amazon.com/gp/aws/html-forms-controller/contactus/ec2-email-limit-rdns-request

Could start by throwing the domain on the free version of Cloudflare... See how that goes and take it from there.

Your external license provider should be the one providing support, or the one contacting Plesk on your behalf if they can't resolve the issue. It's your external provider that has a bad policy. Plesk support is free for the first month if you grab a support subscription...

Try increasing your fastcgi_read_timeout

Why are we rebooting things nightly? This isn't some home PC running Windows XP....

I'm curious why you're posting this here - this seems more like a rant towards a bad host. Plesk's login screen has a Forgot your password option right from the start that only requires your email address....

It looks like you have various MX records and none appear to be resolving to a Plesk based server. If your mail is being handled externally, you'll need to switch off the mail service on the domain in Plesk to prevent mail from your website from trying to stay local...

Finally found the post again; It was March 15th.

Is it specifically under the [mysqldump] section?

Ok, you will want to increase the max_allowed_packet option under the mysqldump section in the my.cnf file. /etc/mysql/my.cnf

March 15th I believe was the last I heard.

You can't really compare them as they are two completely different products. Juggernaut is essentially a firewall, like CSF or anything similar, while ASL is more of. a hardened linux kernel. You'd be better off comparing ASL to something like Cloudlinux.

A Backend fetch failed can also be due to low timeout values in your Varnish VCL - try tweaking it; backend default { .host = "127.0.0.1"; .port = "8080"; .first_byte_timeout = 30000s; .connect_timeout = 10000s; .between_bytes_timeout = 10000s; }

What exactly is the non-Plesk linux platform? I think your best bet forward would be to see if those can be decrypted - if so you could script something up that would recreate the email accounts with the Plesk API, followed by syncing them with IMAP Sync; Official imapsync migration tool (...

Magento 2 is a beast as far as resources. While running it on bare metal or another platform designed specifically to run it would probably be the better route, I don't see any reason why running it on Plesk wouldn't work out. You'd want to get Varnish running in Docker. The default Magento...

You can add something such as --max_allowed_packet=512M to your mysqldump command.

Looks like you left out external filtering devices - spam filtering appliances such as from Barracuda. Baruwa is also pretty slick; which is based on MailScanner.