Category: Blog

It’s been a while since we’ve posted some updates but rest assured that we’ve been working hard maintaining the servers behind the scenes. One of the biggest changes we’ve done recently is migrate all remaining legacy servers to CentOS 7 and plan to migrate to CentOS 8 where feasible.

For the web hosting clients, this brings about many new features as well since newer versions of cPanel were installed. The following features are now available per account:

• PEAR plugins manager – lets you manage your own PHP plugins
• MultiPHP INI Editor – lets you configure PHP settings per domain and subdomain
• Automatically enable SSL with LetsEncrypt

As always, we’re striving to provide secure, resilient, and reliable services to our clients.

We are pleased to announce that the scheduled PHP 5.5 upgrade has been completed successfully qkntarw. Thank you for your patience!

As part of our continued commitment to better service, we are pleased to announce the planned upgrade of our production hosting platform to use PHP 5.5. Currently, we are running PHP 5.4.

PHP 5.5 brings many new features for developers that support better software engineering and design patterns, as well as performance improvements. Details can be found here: https://secure.php.net/manual/en/migration55.new-features.php.

For most users, the planned upgrade to PHP 5.5 means that you will need to ensure that your PHP scripts and programs (such as WordPress) are compatible and upgrade and/or patch them as necessary so that they will have a smooth transition. You may need to contact the vendor and/or developer of your programs to verify compatibility.

The upgrade to PHP 5.5 is scheduled for August 01, 2015 between the hours of 01:00 AM and 02:00 AM Eastern Time (about 3 weeks from today, July 12, 2015). Again, please check your PHP programs to ensure that they will run in PHP 5.5.