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by Mykola Naugolnyi / Saturday, 04 March 2017

CloudLinux CLN downtime Friday, March 10th, starting at 1:30 am EST

We will be performing planned maintenance for CLN from 1:30 am EST (6:30 am GMT) to 4:30 am EST (9:30 am GMT) on Friday, March 10th, 2017.

During that time you might experience issues with accessing CLN, registering new servers, converting servers to CloudLinux, registering new IP-based licenses...

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by Mykola Naugolnyi / Thursday, 22 December 2016

CloudLinux CLN downtime Sunday, December 25th, starting at 1:30 am EST

We will be performing planned maintenance for CLN from 1:30 am EST (6:30 am GMT) to 4:30 am EST (9:30 am GMT) on Sunday, December 25th, 2016.

During that time you might experience issues with accessing CLN, registering new servers, converting servers to CloudLinux, registering new IP-based...

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by Igor Seletskiy / Monday, 25 April 2016

How to use a single key to register multiple KernelCare servers

KernelCare is often deployed on a large number of servers. Adding those servers one by one is a hassle. In that case, KernelCare key can be used to deploy and register multiple servers at once.

Registration is still straightforward:

$ kcarectl --register YOUR_KEY

The key can be obtained from CLN...

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by Igor Seletskiy / Tuesday, 23 September 2014

New customer interface available in CLN

We have recently been working on improving our CLN interface. We know it is not perfect, and we are making an effort to improve it. Finally new version of UI is ready for testing. You can access it by logging in to cln.cloudlinux.com and clicking on "Try New UI" (you will be able to go back at...

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by Igor Seletskiy / Monday, 14 October 2013

lve-utils 1.3-12 released

We are releasing new version of lve-utils 1.3-12 to production.
This update relates to CLN downtime last week. Previous version of lve-utils would run a license check every 12 hours on the hour. Due to differences in timezones it was spread around -- but we had big enough concentration of...

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by Igor Seletskiy / Thursday, 10 October 2013

beta: lve-utils 1.3-12

One of the causes for CLN downtime this week was release of lve-utils 1.3 on October 1st. That release introduced a license check that would run via cron job every 12 hours. The way it was implemented - it would run every 12 hours on the hour. So we had significant spike on the hour, every hour....

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by Igor Seletskiy / Tuesday, 08 October 2013

We are experiencing issues with CLN

We are currently experiencing issues with our CLN network. You might not be able to register/remove servers, and have sporadic issues with yum.
We are working to fix the issue.

Update: 9:07PM EST, Oct 8, 2013

CLN functionality should be restored for wast majority of people. You should see no...

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by Igor Seletskiy / Monday, 08 July 2013

CLN Scheduled Maintenance on July 11, 3am to 7am EDT

We are planning to upgrade our CLN server on July 11. The CLN server will be unavailable from 3am to 7am EDT. At that time you will not be able to register new servers as well as update or install any new packages.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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by Igor Seletskiy / Thursday, 25 October 2012

Beta: new CL6 kernel available

New kernel 2.6.32-379.9.1.lve1.1.9.7.2 is available from our updates testing repository. This release fixes issue with lve_exit & lve_enter that would cause performance degradation and high IO wait on some servers.

Changes:

Contention issue with cpuset on lve_exit/enter solved

To update:
#...

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by Igor Seletskiy / Saturday, 10 November 2012

Reminder: CLN servers maintenance on Nov 12

We are planning to upgrade our CLN servers infrastructure on Mon, Nov 12, 2012 from 3am EST to 8am EST.

During that time period, you will not be able to update or regiter your servers, or add/remove licenses.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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