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. 

We are thrilled to announce that DirectAdmin, the powerful and user-friendly control panel, is now fully supported on CloudLinux 9.

In today's rapidly evolving tech landscape, community-driven platforms are more important than ever. They provide spaces for collaboration, innovation, and support. 

We are excited to announce the release of the latest stable version of our WHMCS plugin, version 1.3.16!

We are excited to announce the release of the latest stable version of our WHMCS plugin, version 1.3.15! This new update brings significant improvements to the product, including support for the CloudLinux Admin license.

CloudLinux has enhanced its Elevate functionality to include Plesk, allowing users to upgrade CloudLinux 7 systems running Plesk to CloudLinux 8 seamlessly. Here’s everything you need to know about this new capability and how it can benefit your server environment.

CloudLinux is pleased to announce the support for ELevating CloudLinux 7 systems with DirectAdmin. This new feature simplifies the upgrade process, aligning it with the no-panel process for seamless transitions. Below are the detailed steps to elevate your CloudLinux 7 to CloudLinux 8.

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. 

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. 

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.