In the competitive landscape of WordPress hosting, delivering fast, secure, and reliable services is crucial. But achieving this without skyrocketing costs can be a real challenge. That's why we're excited to invite you to our upcoming live webinar, where we'll reveal how to supercharge your WordPress hosting with AccelerateWP and Imunify360—without breaking the bank.

We are excited to announce the release of the updated WHMCS plugin, version 1.3.17. This latest version brings an important update for CloudLinux Solo, CloudLinux Admin, and CloudLinux Shared Pro licenses. When creating these licenses, AccelerateWP billable features are now disabled by default in the CloudLinux Network (CLN).

We're thrilled to announce a game-changing update to AccelerateWP, our advanced WordPress optimization solution. Starting today, Redis Object Cache automation is now available at no additional cost for all CloudLinux OS PRO, SOLO, and ADMIN license holders!

We are excited to announce that CloudLinux will be participating in the upcoming WordPress Agency Summit 2024, a premier event for web developers, designers, freelancers, and agencies focused on building fast, dynamic WordPress sites. This online summit, hosted by Crocoblock, will run from September 27th to 29th and feature a variety of presentations, workshops, and panel discussions.

We are thrilled to announce that CloudLinux will be participating in WordCamp US 2024, taking place from September 17–20 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon. This premier event brings together WordPress enthusiasts, developers, and industry leaders from around the globe, and we’re excited to be part of it!

We are excited to announce a significant update to our CloudLinux OS product line. As part of our ongoing commitment to innovation and delivering the best value to our customers, we have decided to rename CloudLinux OS Shared license to CloudLinux OS Legacy. The "OS Shared" license has supported the most critical needs of shared hosting providers since the introduction of CloudLinux OS and will continue to do so under the label of "OS Legacy".

CloudLinux has an ongoing commitment to supporting the diverse virtualization needs of its clients. In a significant update, CloudLinux is now officially providing support for Virtuozzo and OpenVZ containers, reversing a previous decision to limit support to hypervisors only. This change, driven by customer demand, marks a new chapter in the flexibility and functionality of CloudLinux OS.

The CL Elevate process on systems with cPanel has been temporarily disabled due to an issue with retrieving packages from CLN channels. This problem, if encountered, would halt the upgrade process, leaving the system in a half-functional state unless reverted to a pre-upgrade state.

We're excited to unveil the latest milestone in our journey: CloudLinux OS 8.10 Stable Release! This release marks a significant step forward in enhancing the performance, security, and stability of your hosting environment. Check instructions below on how to install  & upgrade and find more information on detailed changelog.

As the CentOS 7 lifecycle nears its end, many businesses and IT professionals face the challenge of finding a suitable, secure, and high-performing replacement for their server environments. The perfect solution? Upgrading to CloudLinux OS 8. This upgrade is not just a step forward; it's a leap towards greater stability, security, and efficiency.