Please note that we are working on fixing issues related to alt-php82 and PHP Selector.

A new updated cldeploy script version 1.94 is now available for download from the CloudLinux repository https://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/sources/cln/cldeploy.

The governor-mysql-1.2-84 package with the fix for the latest issue was released to the rollout slot-1. The slot was resumed.

The mod_lsapi 1.1-63 package with the fix for the latest issue related to Drupal with the BigPipe module switched on was released to the rollout slot-3. The slot was resumed.

The gradual rollout of the rollout slot-1 was paused because the advanced resource consumption calculation technique implemented and released in the governor-mysql 1.2-81 can cause degradation of MySQL performance.

The gradual rollout of the rollout slot-3 with the mod_lsapi 1.1-62 package was paused.

We are pleased to announce that a new CloudLinux OS 8.7 stable is now available.

A new updated cldeploy script version 1.93 is now available for download from the CloudLinux repository https://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/sources/cln/cldeploy.

Successful online businesses can quickly outgrow the shared hosting plans offered by hosting providers. Growing e-commerce and content sites may start out with shared hosting, but eventually require VPS hosting or dedicated hardware to handle growing traffic volumes.

CloudLinux addressed this need by rolling out CloudLinux OS Solo, a hosting OS for small businesses or individuals with just one hosting account – but the need for a robust hosting OS that can handle high traffic volumes.

Thanks to CloudLinux OS Solo, online businesses can now migrate to a VPS or dedicated hosting solution that has the same features the site owner enjoyed on a shared server.

Changes in MariaDB's Update Schedule

If your Linux distro uses MariaDB Community Server, take note of significant changes made to how MariaDB is distributed to millions of users across the globe – specifically the schedule for feature updates. The previous schedule followed a five-year end-of-life term with updates once per year and five years of support. MariaDB's new schedule provides major updates quarterly with only one year of support.