CloudLinux Now Offers Seamless Switching Between Editions

CloudLinux has made transitioning between editions smoother than ever. With all license editions unified under a single software package, customers can easily switch licenses and activate new features. Now, users can seamlessly move from CL Solo to CL Admin/Shared/Shared PRO, regardless of LVE support, and explore multiple transition paths for greater flexibility and choice.

Multiple transition paths are now available, offering greater flexibility:

• CL Solo -> CL Shared
• CL Solo -> CL Shared PRO
• CL Solo -> CL Admin
• CL Admin -> CL Shared
• CL Admin -> CL Shared PRO
• CL Shared -> CL Shared PRO
• CL Shared PRO -> CL Shared

Less common transition directions, like CL Admin -> CL Solo and CL Shared PRO -> CL Solo, will be released by the end of March.

Data Preservation 

Users need not worry about data loss during transitions. CloudLinux ensures that essential information such as XRay tasks and Centralized Monitoring stats remain intact throughout the process.

Streamlined Conversion Process 

Converting between editions is a straightforward process with CloudLinux.

Users simply need to:

1. Obtain a new key from https://cln.cloudlinux.com
2. Run  rhnreg_ks --activationkey=<new_key> --force

 By following these steps, users can seamlessly upgrade or switch editions without hassle.

Introduction of Unified Features 

CloudLinux introduces several new features to enhance system unification and performance:

• Expanded Selector Support: Python/Nodejs/Ruby selectors now available for CL Solo edition.
• Website Monitoring Alerts: Previously exclusive to CL Solo, now available for CL Admin/Shared/Shared PRO editions.
• Extended Compatibility: Support for Imunify360 and KernelCare for the CloudLinux subsystem on Ubuntu.
• CageFS for Solo Edition:  Additionally, it's worth noting that CageFS for Solo Edition is also available, as highlighted in our previous publication.
• Enhanced Panel Compatibility: CL Solo edition now compatible with Plesk, Webuzo, integrated 3rd party panels, and no control panel systems.
• Apache mod_lsapi PRO: Support added for CloudLinux subsystem on Ubuntu.
• Installation wizard: became available for CL Solo/Admin and CloudLinux Subsystem for Ubuntu

With these updates, CloudLinux reaffirms its dedication to providing flexible, powerful solutions for web hosting needs. For more information and implementation guidance, visit the CloudLinux documentation website here.