RavenCore is a recursive acronym for:
RavenCore Advanced Virtual Environment Negotiator Controlling Objects, Relations, Etc

The primary goal for RavenCore is to provide a completly OS independant hosting control panel. Everything in the core code is
programmed in interpreted lanaguages, with no compiled binaries, and should run on any machine that supports the underline software in which RavenCore interfaces with.

RavenCore uses a lot of third party Open Source software, and is essentially the “glue” that ties them all togther to make linux server turn into something useful.
These products include: Linux, PHP, Perl, MySQL, and more. View the full list.

I am currently working on the RavenCore Road Map to give you an idea where we are headed with this project, what kinds of addtions we plan to make in the near future, and what we expect to happen at certian points.

Sponsors

A Special thanks goes out to the following companies and people that make RavenCore possible.

constantreality is a small computer repair company out of Atlanta, Georgia that has been providing ravencore with machines to develop on since ravencores inception

Weycrest Web Hosting - A hosting company based out of the UK that provides shared, private, and dedicated hosting at a reasonably low cost.

Weycrest provides RavenCore with a server to host the project website.

Dan Mauch - A talented graphics and web designer

Dan Mauch provided the images and style sheet for the RavenCore interface.

Below Zero Co-location - Scotland’s only Co-location specialist, and their staff have been servicing household names since 1997. Running their own BGP4 networks over two of the world’s finest tier-1 providers means they acheive as close to Zero Downtime as possible.

Below Zero provides RavenCore with stable DNS servers, and a backup mail server.

Sonic Resolutions - A consulting company which provides computer solutions and information technology services.

Sonic Resolutions has provided RavenCore with much guidance on the configuration and deployment of the Postfix MTA.