CloudLinux

This week at CloudFest Americas, CloudLinux is introducing RunShield, a new product that protects Node.js apps from inside the running process. It patches the known vulnerabilities it has a fix for and stops compromised packages before their code runs. The app's code and files stay as they are, so the host can protect an app without waiting for its owner.

AI tools have opened web development to people who never wrote code. For hosts that run Node.js applications, that's a growing market, and it pays only if a server can run many small applications at once. CloudLinux now raises the number of Node.js applications each server can run, so the same hardware can earn more. Two beta releases are available today.

Starting November 10, a cloudlinux-release update rolls out gradually to CloudLinux servers. It adds the TuxCare Extended Lifecycle Support (ELS) repositories for alt-PHP (HardenedPHP), alt-Python, alt-Node.js and alt-Ruby. On a server registered with CLN, the repositories switch on by themselves,…

CloudLinux refreshes its logo, colors, and typography to fit its role as the leading management and security tool for hosting companies and WP agencies.

Most WordPress fleets are secured one site at a time. A security plugin goes onto each new install, gets its own license and settings, and runs inside PHP on every request. A secure WordPress hosting server works in a different order. It decides whether a request reaches PHP at all, and only then does the…