MAx Web Server version 1.3-13 delivers important bug fixes for conversion issues and behavioral differences between Apache and NGINX configurations.

We are pleased to share updates regarding the development of MAx Web Server, which bridges the gap between NGINX's high performance and Apache's intuitive configuration syntax by supporting .htaccess files.

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At CloudLinux, we believe innovation happens through strong partnerships. That’s why we’ve built a Global Partner Program designed to help hosting providers like you gain visibility, attract more customers, and unlock valuable product benefits.

We’re excited to announce that CloudLinux will be attending WordCamp Europe 2025, taking place from June 5–7 in Basel, Switzerland.

We're excited to unveil the latest milestone in our journey: CloudLinux OS 9.6 Stable Release!  This release marks a significant step forward in enhancing the performance, security, and stability of your hosting environment. Check the instructions below on how to install and upgrade, and find more information on the detailed changelog.

The web hosting industry continues to transform, fueled by new technologies, shifting customer expectations, and the growing importance of security.

We are pleased to share updates regarding the development of MAx Web Server, the NGINX-bsed Apache replacement designed for superior WordPress hosting performance.

We would like to introduce a Long-term support (LTS) Kernel for CloudLinux 9. It is for those who prioritize long-term stability, you can switch to the LTS CloudLinux kernel while still benefiting from all features of CloudLinux.

MAx Web Server (BETA) is a drop-in NGINX-based replacement for Apache, delivering up to 35x faster WordPress hosting while maintaining full compatibility with .htaccess files and cPanel.