Changelog - October 23, 2025

RunCloud Agent v2.14.1+1

What’s New

  • Fixed an intermittent issue affecting backup configuration stability.

Deployment Information

  • This update will roll out automatically to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
  • No action is required. The update installs seamlessly in the background.
  • If your server does not receive the update within this timeframe, please get in touch with our support team for manual assistance.


Changelog - October 13, 2025

NGINX Updates

nginx-rc 1.27.1+8

What’s New

  • Updated web app configuration to address intermittent HTTP/3 timeout issues observed on some servers.


PHP Updates Now Available for NGINX

  • PHP 8.4.12
  • PHP 8.3.25

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).

Changelog - October 01, 2025

RunCloud Agent v2.14.0+3

What’s New

  • Fixed issue with HTTP3 timeout.
  • Added ability to immediately sync agent version to panel for manual agent update.

Deployment Information

  • This update will roll out automatically to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
  • No action is required; the update will run seamlessly in the background.
  • If you do not receive the update within this timeframe, please contact our support team for assistance with a manual update.

Changelog - September 18, 2025

RunCloud Agent v2.13.1+7

What’s New

  • Improved auto-healing to resolve multiple log-related issues
  • Fixed auto-healing for services not restarting properly

Deployment Information

  • This update will roll out automatically to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
  • No action is required; the update will run seamlessly in the background.
  • If you do not receive the update within this timeframe, please contact our support team for assistance with a manual update.

NGINX Updates

nginx-rc 1.27.1+7

What’s New

  • Added new module ngx_http_auth_request_module


Changelog - September 03, 2025

PHP Updates Now Available for NGINX

  • PHP 8.4.11

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).

Introducing Auto Healing by RunCloud

RunCloud now monitors NGINX, MariaDB, PHP-FPM, and Redis for unexpected issues and restarts them automatically.

Here's how it works: 

  • Monitors services continuously and skips those you’ve stopped for maintenance
  • Restarts failed services immediately
  • Retries up to five times before giving up
  • Sends you a notification if recovery fails so you can investigate

By default, Auto Healing is enabled on all servers – both new and existing – and can be turned off or fine-tuned under Server → Settings → Auto Healing Services. Learn more about Auto Healing here.

Note: Requires RunCloud Agent v2.13.0+7 or later.

New Agent Version

RunCloud Agent v2.13.0+7

Added support for the new Auto Healing feature.



Changelog - August 04, 2025

Apache Updates

  • apache-rc 2.4.65


PHP Updates Now Available for NGINX

  • PHP 8.1.33
  • PHP 8.2.29
  • PHP 8.3.23
  • PHP 8.4.10

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).

Improvements to search on our documentation

We’ve upgraded the search across our documentation to use TypeSense – the same lightning-fast search engine now powering in-app search for servers, databases, and the RunCloud web app.

This means:

  • Faster, more accurate results when searching for guides or troubleshooting steps
  • Smarter keyword handling so you can find what you need even if you don’t type the exact phrase
  • A consistent experience across the app and documentation – no need to adjust to different search behaviors

This change makes it even easier to find relevant support articles, feature documentation, and technical how-tos, whether you’re inside the app or browsing our help docs directly.

Let us know if there’s anything we can do to make search even better!

HTTP/3 Support, PHP 8.3/8.4, WP Canvas API

HTTP/3 Now Supported on RunCloud

We’re excited to announce a major enhancement to your web hosting stack on RunCloud: HTTP/3 support is now officially here.

HTTP/3 delivers:

  • ⚡Faster page loads
  • 🔐Improved connection security
  • 📱Better performance on mobile networks 

You can now enable HTTP/3 when creating a web application on RunCloud and in your SSL/TLS settings, as shown below:  

To enable HTTP/3 on existing containerized core servers, please refer to this guide:
Enable HTTP3 for containerized servers

PHP Updates

PHP 8.3.22 and 8.4.8 are now available for NGINX stacks.

  • PHP 8.3.22
  • PHP 8.4.8

Note: If your server runs on OpenLiteSpeed, PHP version updates are not managed directly by RunCloud. However, once updates become available for OpenLiteSpeed, they will automatically reflect on your server(s).

🔌 New API Endpoint: WP Canvas

We’ve added a new WP Canvas endpoint in the RunCloud API. It enables you to programmatically create and modify WP Canvases via the RunCloud API.

This addition opens up greater flexibility and automation for WordPress-focused workflows.

For more information, please refer to our API documentation.

8G Firewall Protection Now Available

We’re excited to announce a powerful upgrade to your hosting infrastructure on RunCloud – the 8G Firewall is now fully integrated and ready to help secure your web applications. 

🛡️ 8G Firewall Protection

The 8G Firewall provides an added layer of protection at the NGINX level, designed to stop common and dangerous threats before they reach your application. This includes: 

  • Bad bots and crawlers
  • SQL injection attempts
  • Cross-site scripting (XSS)
  • Other common web exploits

Note: The 8G Firewall feature is only supported on Ubuntu 20.04 and above.

How to enable it:

To activate the 8G Firewall on your web application: 

  1. Head to your Web Application > NGINX Configs
  2. Click Create NGINX Config or edit an existing one
  3. From the Predefined Config dropdown, select: WordPress – 8G Firewall 
  4. Click Save Config


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