Using the live demo

The public demo is a real NexaPanel 0.2.0-beta.8-rc.29 instance in demo mode: demo.nexapanel.io.

Credentials

The demo login page shows its own credentials — an admin demo account and a customer demo account — so you can see both perspectives. No signup, no email needed.

What to try

• The dashboard, applications, sites, domains, files and logs views
• Node.js and Laravel application pages, and the Deployment Center
• Admin views: users, packages, and the Update Center screens

Databases and phpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin is installed on the demo host, and the demo shows the same phpMyAdmin row action used on real installs: the Databases page links straight into phpMyAdmin, exactly as on your own install. The shared public panel credentials do not log into MariaDB; database credentials are intentionally not published on the shared demo.

On your own install you create a database in NexaPanel, choose its credentials at that moment, and use those to sign in to phpMyAdmin.

How it's kept safe

• Fake data: everything is seeded sample data on a dedicated host, isolated from any customer or tester server.
• Resets every 6 hours: the environment is restored to its seeded baseline on a schedule — panel data and the demo databases alike — so changes are temporary by design.
• Updates are blocked: in demo mode the prepare, activate, apply and rollback actions all refuse and are audited.
• No real actions: demo mode performs no real provisioning; no real licenses or tokens exist there, and the production licensing service is not connected.
• No shell: NexaPanel has no web terminal or shell endpoint — in the demo or anywhere else.