We’re excited to announce that you can now easily transfer resources from your personal space to your workspace. Here’s how: 

In your RunCloud settings, head to Manage Resources. 

From there, choose the workspace you wish to transfer resources to and proceed by clicking Transfer. 

You’ll then be prompted to select the resources you wish to transfer to your workspace: 

Before finalizing the transfer, review your selected resources in the summary section. You'll need to accept the terms via the consent checkbox before initiating the transfer.

Once the transfer is complete, you can close the session and access your resources in the new workspace.

Before proceeding, please note: 

1. Transferred resources will no longer be accessible in your personal space.
2. Resources can only be transferred back to your personal space individually (bulk transfer is not available)
3. Servers transferred without their Atomic Deployment Projects will be disconnected. You'll need to reconnect the Atomic Deployment Project after transferring it to the same space as its parent server

As a workspace owner, you can now visit the analytics page to view your API usage, including metrics such as an all-time total of your API requests, the total requests you’ve made this month, and the total requests you’ve made today.

You also have the option to filter the data by month or user, allowing you to see specific API calls made during a particular month or using a specific team member’s API key(s).

And you can now also view logs for individual endpoints – with the ability to filter them by month or user, as well as ability to download the data in CSV format. 

To allow your team members to create their own API keys, you’ll need to create a custom role that has the View API Key Page permission, as (for security reasons) none of the default roles include this permission.

Learn more about how to create & manage roles here.

Note: As a workspace owner, you have full access to view and manage the API data belonging to you and your team members. Team members can only view and manage API data associated with their API key(s).

Improvements

New: You can now set the proxy status for your domains to proxied on Cloudflare. 

We’ve shipped an enhancement to the process of opening a support ticket. When opening a ticket, you can now select which workspace you’d like to associate it with. 

To enable team members to create support tickets in your workspace, grant them either the Super Admin or System Admin role, or create a custom role with this permission. 

Workspace owners are automatically CC'd on all support tickets to maintain oversight.

Note: When selecting a workspace filter, an additional column will appear, displaying the name of the user who created each ticket.

RunCloud Agent v2.9.3

• Improvement: Backup error handler now provides more detailed and expressive error messages for failed backups.
• New: wp-cli v2.11.0
• New: Optimized web app size calculation to minimize agent resource usage.

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).

The default Super Admin, System Admin, and Developer roles have access to all notifications & logs for your workspace. 

We recommend granting users access to this permission only when absolutely necessary, as this will allow a user to view notifications and logs across all teams (including ones they are not a member of, as this is a global setting). 

Permissions for default roles (ones automatically created for all workspaces) cannot be modified. Here’s how to control this setting when creating a new role: 

Head to Role Management and click Add New Role. 

From there, you’ll be taken through the process of creating your role. The Workspace Notifications and Activity Logs permissions can be found in the Danger Zone. 

Note: These will allow someone with this permission to view notifications and activity logs that are not just specific to the teams that they are a member of. 

RunCloud now supports ARM servers – an alternative server architecture offering a more efficient solution with lower power consumption and reduced heat output – ideal for cost-effective, scalable data centers.

Supported Configurations

• Native NGINX server
• Native OLS server
• Containerized NGINX server

Note: Containerized OLS servers are not supported with ARM

The server providers that support direct deployments from your RunCloud dashboard that offer ARM server offerings are Hetzner, AWS EC2, Google Cloud Platform, and Azure.

PHP Updates (NGINX)

• PHP 8.3.13
• PHP 8.2.25

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).

Nginx Updates

• nginx-rc 1.27.1.1

RunCloud Agent v2.9.2+3

• Improvement: We've introduced options to configure row and chunk file sizes for backups to make it easier to troubleshoot backup issues.

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).

PHP Updates (NGINX)

• PHP 8.3.12
• PHP 8.2.24

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).

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.