CloudLinux OS Package

A shared hosting environment is where hundreds of website accounts are hosted on a single server that shares server resources equally. However, the server administrator has limited control over the use of server resources from individual site accounts. If a Web site account uses an uneven amount of resources (for example, because of DDoS attacks, bad written text, increased traffic, etc.), the server becomes slow or drops completely. , Affecting all other clients of the server. In traditional hosting, we can not end using RAM, CPU and other resources to calculate a particular site. Finding problematic websites is a time-consuming task, and sometimes resolving these issues may require you to suspend the accounts of your website that create problems. All this can lead to a few unsatisfied customers who can negatively impact your business.

In cloud-based shared hosting environments, once the website account reaches the maximum number of resources specified, the site will begin to slow down. A site that consumes a lot of resources will temporarily stop working until its resource usage returns to normal. At the same time, other accounts on the site on the server will continue to function normally.

In a Cloud Linux hosting environment, these are limits to protect against abusers and incorrect scripts, not to restrict the normal use of the account.

CloudLinux is a Linux-based operating system, essentially a set of Linux kernel deployment modifications that perform functions to allow system administrators to control the use of their server resources in detail, isolating users from account problems that do not result in service degradation For others. CloudLinux virtualizes user accounts such as LVEs (LightWeight Virtual Environment). Each LVE is assigned a certain amount of resources (memory, CPU, etc.).

If a specific site account receives a large amount of traffic or starts using a large amount of CPU or memory due to a malicious attack, weak attack, or denial of service, it will slow the speed of the LVE (Site Account). Therefore, you still have the entire server with other accounts for websites that work without any potential problems, such as slow sites, inactivity problems, and so on.

Cloud linux Features –

• Personal set of server resources for each customer –

Using LVE (lightweight virtualization environment) in a Linux cloud, each client’s site account contains a separate set of dedicated resources, such as memory, CPU, and so on. The LVE technology ensures that these resources are not shared with any other account on the website.

•  Stable Hosting Environment –

Sudden traffic jams from other websites accounts will not mean stopping for any website or server account in general. Because each website account has its own custom resources protected, the website is running, although there is a sudden increase in server resource usage from other websites hosted on the server.

•  Secured & Hardened Kernel –

CloudLinux’s enhanced kernel helps prevent malicious users from attacking the accounts of websites hosted on the server.

•  Multiple version of PHP –

Cloud Linux has a feature called PHP Selector. It allows end users to specify the exact version of PHP they need. It offers maximum flexibility to render all common versions of PHP, with over 120 PHP extension to choose from. CloudLinux versions of PHP 4.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6. The user interface allows the client to switch between versions, select extensions, and adjust PHP settings.

•  Stable Mysql Database Performance –

MySQL is often a major source of system administrators in shared hosting environments. MySQL stability can be maintained difficult, and customer requests can slow down everything easily. The MySQL Governor feature in Cloud Linux helps system administrators identify and block users in real time. Powered by the latest versions of MySQL and MariaDB, it is an essential tool for any shared host. The MySQL Governor function tracks the use of the CPU and IO on the disk for each account.