RunCloud’s monthly update zeroes in on three production pain points: HTTP/3 stability, automatic service recovery, and centralized authentication behind NGINX. It also introduces a Sync Agent control to realign dashboard
Running WordPress in the cloud is a dream for developers and businesses alike: it’s fast, scalable, and reliable. But every system administrator knows the flip side — security risks increase
When a single server hosts multiple WordPress installations under RunCloud, the efficiency of the object cache becomes a critical performance factor. Redis, when fine-tuned, can dramatically reduce MariaDB load and
WordPress powers millions of websites worldwide, making it the go-to CMS for companies and digital projects of all kinds. But scaling WordPress efficiently—especially under high traffic, plugin-heavy setups, or demanding
In production environments, continuous availability is non-negotiable. Any unexpected downtime—whether in the database, web server, or caching service—can result in loss of users, revenue, and reputation.To minimize this risk, RunCloud
Web server management platform RunCloud has announced a series of major updates aimed at enhancing performance, security, and automation for modern web applications and WordPress environments. Developers and sysadmins using
RunCloud has officially rolled out the 8G Firewall, a major security enhancement now available for all users running servers on Ubuntu 20.04 or newer. This powerful update adds a robust
RunCloud has taken a significant step forward in server protection by integrating ModSecurity and the OWASP Core Rule Set (CRS) into its Web Application Firewall (WAF). This advanced security system
RunCloud has released a new update, bringing improvements in PHP versioning, Apache updates, and enhanced navigation features for users managing multiple web applications and servers. PHP Updates: PHP 8.3.17 and
