We're reaching out to inform you about an upcoming disruption to our payment services due to essential system maintenance.

Due to the limited interest in Percona demonstrated by usage data, the decision was made to cease further updates of Percona starting from March 13th.

The CloudLinux OS team is pleased to announce that CL9 + cPanel is now ready for production use. After eagerly awaiting the stable release of cPanel version 118, we can now officially confirm its availability. For detailed information on supported operating systems for cPanel, check out the official documentation here.

CloudLinux is excited to be the Platinum Sponsor for CloudFest 2024! This major event will gather experts in cloud, hosting, and internet infrastructure. CloudLinux looks forward to presenting our newest products and innovations to support your business.

We are pleased to announce that a new CloudLinux OS 8.9 is now available. Since AlmaLinux OS announced new version availability, CloudLinux team is happy to test it and set up a gradual rollout for all our customers.

ETA for the full rollout is December 11th: 

Version 8.9 updates include improved security management, updated application streams, and enhanced automation capabilities for systems and containers.

You can read more about this release by checking out the AlmaLinux OS Release Notes.

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Remember when cPanel first announced its support for Ubuntu® in 2022? Well, the collaboration doesn't end there. We're thrilled to announce that after one year of Beta testing CloudLinux OS is releasing a Stable version of a free extension designed exclusively for Ubuntu® 20.04 LTS users. This exciting development means that you can now upgrade your Ubuntu® production server with key CloudLinux OS features without complicated server conversions, OS reinstalls, or migration headaches.

Following Release Candidate #1, we are pleased to report significant progress in the number of helpful clients who have been assisting us in transitioning to the stable version with their feedback. We are now ready to announce Release Candidate #2.

CloudLinux ELevate, the project designed to support migrations between major versions of RHEL derivatives, has reached an exciting milestone with the release of its first candidate version. With various improvements and enhancements in cPanel integration, the ELevate project is rapidly progressing towards its stable release. You learn more about CloudLinux ELevate on our website here and follow our updates in a blog.

For VPS providers looking to enhance their WordPress offering, our latest performance features are now ready for integration. Depending on your infrastructure and client base, these functionalities can be made available to individual VPS users or implemented on all your VPS servers with CloudLinux OS Solo or Admin licenses. With the addition of AccelerateWP premium services, you can provide top-tier optimization value to your VPS customers.

For hosting providers who rely on the Webuzo control panel, exciting news awaits. The CloudLinux OS and Webuzo teams have been hard at work to provide seamless integration between the two. This blog post will walk you through the developments, supported features, and installation process, for hosting providers who use Webuzo as their preferred control panel.

A newly discovered critical WebP 0-day security vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-4863, CloudLinux OS team We are actively addressing and mitigating the security issue within our software. 

To summarize the impact on different CloudLinux versions:

• CloudLinux 7: No vulnerability found.
• CloudLinux 8: Fixed version is libwebp-1.0.0-8.el8_8.1, please update your OS to this version.
• CloudLinux 9: Fixed version is libwebp-1.2.0-7.el9_2, please update your OS to this version.