Each VPS also comes with a free domain that you can use if you want that is listed in the welcome email. Yours is vps57.heliohost.us. If you don't want to use it for anything you don't have to though and you can just ignore it.
I have installed Hestia control panel for you. I emailed the url and credentials to log in to you.
The domain rf5.co has been added to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org and the correct A record has been created. If you need any changes to your DNS just let us know. There is no way for you to edit yourself at this time, but that's a feature we hope to add some day.
We actually changed that recently. The welcome email comes from support@heliohost.org now so if they reply to that email it goes to the forum anyways.
Django isn't installed on Plesk yet, but it will be before much longer. I did install Python 3.10, Python 3.6, and Python 2.7 though so shared hosting users can do Python cgi and bots and whatnot already. Flask and Django will come soon.
There is only one VPS customer that insisted on using cPanel despite my best arguments that he should use literally anything else. Everyone else that has asked about it I have convinced to use something else. It may not be much, but I'll do everything in my power to hasten cPanel's demise until they go out of business.
Welcome to HelioHost!
I added your domain to Hestia, installed SSL, installed Django, and set up a sample Django app on your domain. You can see it running at https://rf5.co/
Your SSH username is tschmidt like you chose during signup, but your Hestia has 2 usernames. The system administrator username is admin, and I created a Hestia user for you as well. The Hestia user and the SSH user can't be the same so I named the Hestia user tony. If you need to run some SSH commands such as installing something log in to SSH as tschmidt. If you need to edit the files on your domain you can do so through Hestia control panel as tony. I know it's a little confusing with all the different usernames.
Django is running on port 8000 currently in a screen. To stop Django log in to SSH as tschmidt, run "sudo su" command which will ask your for your password that you picked during signup on our website. Then once you're root you can run the command "screen -Dr django" to access the running Django app, and hit Ctrl-C to stop it. Let us know if you have any problems with any of this. For the Hestia login I have emailed you your starting password which you can use to login to Hestia at the url https://vps57.heliohost.us:8083/ I recommend changing the default password because email isn't very secure.
Let us know if you have any questions about anything or if you need help with anything.