All the benefits of a secure and reliable operating system are now available for you and your customers from $4 per server.

If you’ve worked with Linux hosting, you’ve probably come across cPanel, which is one of the most common tools used for configuring individual websites. For host administrators, it’s critical that cPanel and the website are locked down and protected from hackers. The cPanel application has several configuration opportunities that can be used to protect websites and the hoster’s server, which can be used in combination with Imunify360 for hardened security.

 

Try a new operating system for your single user account for free and optimize your server and website performance.

The CloudLinux team is pleased to announce the new CloudLinux OS Solo, a secure and reliable operating system engineered for small businesses. Become an early adopter and test a beta version for free. We aim to offer small businesses a server operating system focused on the reliability and security of web applications.

CloudLinux Enterprise services have been growing steadily for years now. KernelCare, for example, was launched around 6 years ago as a live patching tool for the Linux Kernel. Since then we have added several useful integrations for vulnerability scanners, automation tools and others, and we also released KernelCare+ which adds live patching for OpenSSL and glibc shared libraries.

Register for Beta testing and get a chance to make a difference in product development.

 

Why did create a new Operating System?

Our starting point was clear. Based on research results, our clients overwhelmingly want the classic CloudLinux OS with VPS and VMs, which only a few users then utilize. One main request is a robust set of CloudLinux features on one server at affordable prices. Consequently, we found hundreds of VPSs with five or fewer websites hosted by a single client, many of which use VMs for staging and production. Some clients want a stable OS with technical support that is secure and not open-sourced.

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Global digitalization caused by the recent pandemic has accelerated the sales of IT infrastructure and services to provide 24/7 secure collaboration, Virtual Machines, and e-commerce tools to Work From Home (WFH) users. Many businesses who are looking to quickly scale IT capacity, start shifting from on-premises to public and hybrid clouds. Yet, concerns over data sovereignty and state regulations make IT decision-makers consider traditional VPS, VDS, and colocation over public cloud instances. It is a strong call for the hosting market to deliver clients local, low-latency data access and hardware at affordable price points.

Our recent research among CloudLinux OS users shows a steady split of opinions in terms of the most important metric to monitor — server performance VS per-user resource allocation. Some Web Hosting providers define a CPU as the most important resource for hosting providers, while others believe the performance secret is behind a wise account spreading across the servers. Here at CloudLinux, we would say that the thing is in the balance of both, considering that in all cases system administrators will take care of CPU, RAM, IO, and MySQL, and other database variables. A precise understanding of the CSP environment and proper demand forecasting can help web hosters reach higher server utilization rates by oversubscribing users without breaking SLAs while also multiplying the number of customers on each server without any stress. 

Grab your free ticket with our code and Join Us at our virtual booth during the Global Cloud Event of the Year.

Taking place March 23-25 on an all-new digital platform, we believe CloudFest is the best place for professionals to meet, connect, and explore new partnership opportunities. With so many compelling presentations, essential workshops, and fun networking occasions, we are convinced this festival can truly transform your business. Join us and learn more about:

During this webinar, the CloudLinux Team will will talk about:

The Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK) is an open-source software project with a vibrant community of development contributors. Because it is open-source and free, a large portion of the tech industry involved in microprocessor research and development are working to improve DPDK with each release update. This includes computer scientists and researchers from Intel, IBM, and Cisco, among other industry leaders.