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CloudLinux earned its reputation by solving a hosting-provider-specific issue.
In 2010, CloudLinux shipped with Lightweight Virtualized Environment (LVE) technology, solving the "noisy neighbor" problem: one account's traffic spike could no longer take down everyone else's site on a shared server, giving each account robust, isolated resources.
That reputation is solid to this day: CloudLinux OS now runs on servers hosting more than 20 million websites.
But hosting providers aren't the only ones running CloudLinux anymore. WordPress agencies that manage their own servers now buy CloudLinux and Imunify360 directly, the same way a hosting provider would. Plugin makers license and white-label the Imunify360 detection engine into their products through Imunify Connect.
Our old identity centered on one thing: hosting infrastructure. That's still true, but it's no longer the whole story.
Starting this week, you'll see a new logo, color palette, and typography across our website, product interfaces, and communications. They are built to carry the CloudLinux name as credibly into an agency's toolset as it already does into a hosting provider's stack.
Just like CloudLinux has been evolving over the years, so have our website and messaging.
It all started back in 2010, when CloudLinux OS was released, isolating hosting accounts from one another.
Much like the LVE isolation itself, the messaging was clear, simple, and streamlined:
Naturally, the active development of the CloudLinux OS led to new features and possibilities.
A couple of years later, in 2013, the site took on a new look that reflected that gradual shift — highlighting the functionality that addressed different pain points web hosting providers were now dealing with.
As our flagship product was maturing, we began to understand our users better. That led to the creation of KernelCare and, in 2017, Imunify360 saw the light of day.
Again, the products and messaging were useful only for web hosting providers, and the updated homepage reflected as much:
Over the next few years, our three offerings spread. More and more hosting providers used them to boost their security and optimize their services.
Imunify360 started protecting all kinds of services, and, in 2019, our website became slightly more polished, without changing much of its core architecture and messaging:
Despite certain market shifts and the growing presence of WordPress and WordPress hosting agencies, by 2024, our focus remained on the core solution. The accent was on its benefits for hosting companies more than the technical characteristics of the CloudLinux OS.
However, the biggest change happened earlier in 2026. As we realized that more and more agencies and developers want to purchase CloudLinux OS and Imunify360 directly, we tried to help them understand what we provide and how we can help their businesses grow.
This led to the upcoming update to our website and overall look. Our products have grown, the hosting landscape has changed, and our user base has expanded. We want to reflect this natural progression without sacrificing our core.
Faster, reliable, and more secure web hosting remains the central pillar of our company, but we can extend it to a broader audience. A broader audience that has been reaching out to us over the past few years.
For our existing hosting customers: nothing about your service, support, or how you use CloudLinux OS and Imunify360 is changing.
We're refreshing how we present ourselves to a market that's grown well past where we started, but we aren't changing what we do for you.
Andrii Kurpchynskyi
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