how to run a web site without any panel

[Sahibaan]

how i can run a website on my server without any panel .or run a website through command line on centos

 

[Yonzy]

You're best to get a control panel and learn ssh on the side.

How to Use SSH: 16 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Common SSH Commands

 

[Sahibaan]

You're best to get a control panel and learn ssh on the side.

How to Use SSH: 16 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Common SSH Commands

thanks for share this information but i need help about how i can manage a server with any panel for a site.
i mean how to set litespeed,apachi,sql,phpmyadmin etc.

 

[Yonzy]

litespeed is just a couple commands. It comes with your license.

Just get a cheap VPS and run a couple google searches. You will not learn just by reading.

 

[nitro85]

Webuzo rocks and its fully compatible with Nginx, and the best of all, it's free

 

[Sahibaan]

Webuzo rocks and its fully compatible with Nginx, and the best of all, it's free

webuzo is a good panel but when server used 100% then webuzo panel crash or not work .may be its only for wordpress or any other small php scripts.

 

[wedge1001]

actually it's not that complicated:
a small tutorial can be found e.g. here:
https://www.linode.com/docs/websites/lamp/lamp-server-on-centos-6

there are even better ones, but they all want to install a panel ... no sysadmin needs a panel :D

since i don't like centOS, i can't really help in installing anything, but the config should be equals to other settings.
so for e.g. chaning apache configs you can also try other tutorials for e.g. ubuntu

 

[nitro85]

Webuzo rocks and its fully compatible with Nginx, and the best of all, it's free

webuzo is a good panel but when server used 100% then webuzo panel crash or not work .may be its only for wordpress or any other small php scripts.

Why is you server at 100%?
Use PHP-FPM and opcode cacher like Zend Opcache
Zend Opcache is the best at the moment

 

[c0rrupt]

Here is a fairly easy to follow guide

Install Apache2, PHP5 And MySQL Support On CentOS 6.5 (LAMP) | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials

 

[masterb56]

I'd go with Nginx + Php-fpm any day. Also make sure you get the best repos on Centos. The default packages on Centos are pretty old like php 5.3 and apache 2. Go with the Remi/Epel packages (Php + Mysql).

 

[EthernetServe]

I'd look at getting a LAMP setup going, or LEMP if you're looking for Nginx.

(s)FTP for file/folder management
phpMyAdmin for database/user management

There's plenty of LAMP auto install scripts available if you don't want the hassle of doing it yourself:

Centmin is a fairly popular option: Centmin Mod - Menu based Nginx installer for CentOS servers

 

[ServStrong]

a hosting panel can make your life easier and save your time

 

[hoston]

If you are looking for something basic google " Setup Webserver with Apache ", if you expect some big amounts try Litespeed or NGINX.