UI/UX Improvements

We've refreshed the server list and grid interface to make it easier to see information about your servers at a glance. 

The Add Tag button is now always visible, allowing you to directly manage your server tags at any time, even if your server already has tags.

You'll now also be able to see real-time server warnings at a glance, including: 

• When your server is running an outdated version of the RunCloud agent.
• When your server is experiencing a period of high usage.

The updated inactive subscription lock UI enhances visual clarity to notify you of any issues with your subscription payment. This helps you quickly resolve any issues with your payment method to retain uninterrupted access to your server management platform of choice. 

Meet your all-new RunCloud Workspace. Bring your team into RunCloud with fine-grained control over what resources invited team members can see and what specific actions they can perform in your workspace. 

And today also marks a massive leap forward for developers...

V3 of our API is now live in production! It's never been a better time to build with RunCloud. Learn more & get started. 🎉

Note: To create a workspace, you’ll need to be on a RunCloud Business or Enterprise plan.

Here are some guides to help you get up & running with your new workspace:

• How To Create a Workspace
• How To Create and Manage Roles in Your Workspace
• How To Create and Manage Teams in Your Workspace
• How To Invite Users to a Team in Your Workspace
• How To Transfer Servers from Your Personal Space to Your Workspace

Containerized Servers

• Fixed: Issue preventing users from updating firewalls for containerized servers.

RunCloud Agent v2.9.1+3

• Fixed: Issue affecting Redis password and ACL configuration on containerized servers.
• Fixed: Issue with backup archive restoration failure.
• Fixed: SSH session page no longer displays an error when connected to a non-root user on Ubuntu 24.04.

OLS Releases

• OpenLiteSpeed 1.8.2

The updates will be automatically applied to your server(s) running on OLS within 72 hours. If you don't receive the update in the expected timeframe, please contact our support team.

RunCloud Agent v2.9.0+1

• Fixed: Access log and error log paths for OpenLiteSpeed web applications not being updated when ownership is changed.
• Fixed: Occasional error encountered during the installation of RunCloud Hub.

PHP Updates (NGINX)

• PHP 8.3.11
• PHP 8.2.23

Note: If your server runs on OpenLiteSpeed, RunCloud does not handle PHP version updates. However, once a PHP version update becomes available for OpenLiteSpeed, it should also be automatically available on your server(s).

RunCloud Agent v2.8.10+2

• Improvement: Allow custom ModSec configuration files for the custom NGINX server stack.
• Fixed: Addressed the issue with the file manager being unable to open files in some cases.

Note: This update will automatically apply to your server within 72 hours. If you do not receive the update within this timeframe, please contact our support team, and they will help you manually update your server(s).

RunCloud Hub v1.4.7

• Improvement: Added path validation to skip caching invalid paths. 

Containerized Servers

• Improvement: Introduced support for MariaDB version 11.4. 

We're excited to introduce a new security feature that automatically safeguards your Redis instances using Access Control Lists (ACLs). With this update, RunCloud ensures that your Redis deployments are securely configured by default, providing an additional layer of protection for your data.

This is particularly important if you host multiple web applications on a single server.

Newly-deployed servers and web applications are secured by default.

Note: The minimum agent version is 2.8.9+8.

Learn more & refer to this guide on how to secure existing web applications.

A big thank you goes out to the security researcher – Vladimir Smitka – who performed a series of tests and originally reported this proposed improvement to how Redis works by default on RunCloud.

Due to the individual/custom configurations of existing web apps – the setup process may vary slightly. If you run into any issues, please feel free to get in touch if you run into any issues.

Ubuntu 24.04 is now available for the OpenLiteSpeed server stack, so you can now choose it as your operating system image when you deploy new OpenLiteSpeed servers with RunCloud.

Servers running the OpenLiteSpeed server stack with Ubuntu 24.04 will run the following OLS, MariaDB, and Redis versions: 

• OpenLiteSpeed: 1.7.19
• MariaDB: 11.4
• Redis: 7.4

Note: We do not recommend directly updating servers that are running production workloads. The safest migration path is to deploy a new server and migrate web applications and databases over to the fresh installation of Ubuntu 24.04. We are unable to support migrations of live production workloads. 

You can now select the Asia Pacific (Malaysia) Region when using Amazon S3 as your External Storage backup destination. 

Learn more about how to automate backups to Amazon S3 here.