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Question Manage multiple servers with Plesk
- Thread starter Hausherr
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@Quinten, Plesk360 is useful for monitoring Plesk servers and managing licenses. But it's not a tool to fully manage multiple servers.
@Hausherr as far as I am aware there is no way to manage multiple servers directly from Plesk. Ansible is a great tool for configuring and updating multiple servers. The Plesk API's can be used to automate (some) Plesk processes.
@Hausherr as far as I am aware there is no way to manage multiple servers directly from Plesk. Ansible is a great tool for configuring and updating multiple servers. The Plesk API's can be used to automate (some) Plesk processes.