RunCloud Agent v2.20.5
What’s New
Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
RunCloud Agent v2.20.0
What’s New
cloud-init execution.Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
RunCloud Agent v2.18.15
What’s New
Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
What’s New
Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
We’ve introduced two highly requested features to make managing WordPress on RunCloud more reliable and developer-friendly, without having to manually update your wp-config.php.
Note: Both features require RunCloud Agent version 2.16.9 or later.
WP-Cron is notoriously a source of missed schedules and unnecessary overhead. So, we’ve now made it easier than ever to replace it with a real server cron job.
What this does:
This can be configured both when creating a new WordPress web application, as shown below:
And, in your web application settings area under WordPress > General Settings, as shown below:
You can now also easily enable “Development Mode” for WordPress when debugging without having to risk exposing errors to website visitors.
What this does:
Automatically manages:
You can now easily schedule restarts or run them automatically when required.
1) Scheduled Restart
Restart your server at a fixed time based on your preferred schedule.
2) Restart when required
Automatically restart only when a system update requires it, and run it during your next maintenance window.
In both cases, your Schedule Type can be a simple time-based preset or a Custom Cron Expression, as shown below:
Note: When a restart may be required, you'll see a “Restart Recommended” badge on the server overview or in the servers list. You can also temporarily dismiss this reminder.
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
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.
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).
We’re excited to announce that Storage Monitoring has landed!
Today’s release includes a series of updates we know many of you have been waiting for. With RunCloud Monitoring, it’s never been easier to monitor the storage breakdown of your servers – based on web apps, databases, log files, and more.
Learn more about Storage Monitoring on RunCloud here.
And that’s not all! RunCloud Monitoring now also offers web application monitoring, including Slow Script Monitoring, IP Address Hit Monitoring, and Top Path Monitoring:
Required Agent version v2.8.7+11.
If you have absolutely any questions or feedback for us, please reach out to support@runcloud.io.
We're excited to announce that RunCloud Monitoring is now in beta.
Today's release includes some incredibly exciting new observability and health monitoring functionality. This new suite of monitoring tools replaces the old Server Health tab and is designed to give teams on RunCloud the ability to quickly identify & resolve web application performance issues.
Additional resources and documentation on using RunCloud Monitoring and the new Top Process and Slow Query reports will be available soon.
If you have absolutely any questions or feedback for us, please reach out to support@runcloud.io.
