CloudLinux 7 and CloudLinux 6 Hybrid kernel with the fix for the Zombieload2 vulnerabilities is now available for download from our production repository.
I’m here with excellent news: we’ve released to production a new, updated API that allows you to integrate any CloudLinux OS components into your custom control panel.
The latest set of Intel CPU vulnerabilities, called Zombieload2, has been addressed by us here at CloudLinux. Our KernelCare service has already started delivering patches for it, ensuring that your servers are protected against it.
Two months ago we introduced the draft documentation for integration mechanism that allows you to integrate CloudLinux OS components (LVE Manager, CageFS, MySQL Governor, Selectors, etc.) into your custom control panel and asked your feedback.
Today, we are releasing to production the new updated LVE Manager with a bunch of requested features and improvements. Let’s have a quick tour through them.
We at CloudLinux look forward to delivering advanced technical solutions for your servers. But in your everyday routine, usability, and a user-friendly interface are just as important.
Today, I’m here to let you know that CloudLinux OS 7 hybrid with a 4.18 kernel is released to production. Now you can take all the advantages of all new features and opportunities of CloudLinux OS 7 hybrid with a 4.18 kernel. We’re also keen to know what you think and how our software is performing. You can give your feedback via the helpdesk or in the comments below.
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