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Changelog

xCloud Changelog

We’re constantly making xCloud better with new features and improvements. Look at what we’ve got now and tell us what else you want!

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xCloud v2.8.2 brings more control over GitHub connections, a smoother support experience, safer domain setup, faster dashboard pages, and reliability fixes across hosting and site management.

🔥 New Features

Repository-scoped GitHub App connections

Connect GitHub through an App and choose whether xCloud can access all repositories or only the repositories you select. Existing GitHub connections continue to work, and migration can happen without downtime.

Git setup for existing sites with GitHub Apps

Set up Git tracking on an existing WordPress or Custom PHP site using a GitHub App connection. xCloud checks that the selected repository is reachable and empty before setup begins, with clearer steps and confirmation details.

Connect one GitHub organization to multiple teams

The same GitHub organization can now be connected to more than one xCloud team. Disconnecting it from one team no longer affects the other teams.

Automatic recovery for missing Cloudflare Enterprise cache purging

xCloud now detects when the Cloudflare Enterprise cache-purge plugin is missing after a restore, clone, or manual deletion. Monitoring shows the issue and provides a one-click reinstall option.

✨ Improvements

  • Cloudflare Enterprise DNS instructions now separate safe verification records from the live-traffic cutover step, with clearer warnings about DNS changes.
  • HTTPS is enabled by default when you select a live domain during site creation.
  • Server and site pages load faster, especially on servers with many sites.
  • Hermes and OpenClaw pages now use more consistent buttons, banners, and confirmation messages.
  • The New Server menu now works more clearly with keyboard navigation and screen readers.
  • Git setup errors now explain the next step in plain language, such as reconnecting GitHub or selecting an empty repository.
  • The New Server menu now clearly separates xCloud Managed servers from Bring Your Own VPS provider options and shows the applicable pricing before you continue.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • PHP-FPM settings are now validated before saving, preventing inconsistent values from taking multiple sites offline.
  • Server details are no longer exposed to team members without server access.
  • Staging-site deletion warnings now appear for every team member who can delete a site.
  • Cloudflare Enterprise domains now recover more reliably when registration, secure-connection setup, or DNS timing issues occur.
  • SSL renewal and health checks are more reliable for OpenLiteSpeed Node.js sites.
  • Vulnerability syncing now handles concurrent updates safely and retries temporary failures.
  • DeepSeek Harness servers now report provisioning failures correctly and can retry site setup without getting stuck.
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🔥 New Features

Managed DeepSeek Harness Hosting

Managed DeepSeek Harness Hosting is now available on xCloud. Deploy an open-source, plugin-based AI coding agent on fully managed infrastructure and get more control over the models, tools, and workflows behind your AI development setup.

DeepSeek Harness is built around a simple idea: everything is a plugin, giving you the flexibility to create the coding environment that works for you.

Use it to:

  • Choose and switch between different AI models and tools instead of being locked into one ecosystem.
  • Work with files, run shell commands, search the web, plan tasks, and automate development workflows.
  • Review agent actions, tool calls, and results with greater visibility into every session.
  • Switch between different runtime modes depending on the task.
  • Add new tools, capabilities, storage, sandboxes, and workflows without modifying the core system.
  • Run a flexible alternative to Claude Code and OpenAI Codex on infrastructure managed by xCloud.

xCloud handles deployment, SSL, security, monitoring, and infrastructure management, so you can focus on building and running your AI agents.

👉 Learn how to deploy DeepSeek Harness with xCloud

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Version 2.8.0 brings more affordable managed server options, Cloudflare Enterprise for any domain, and stronger reliability across migrations, backups, billing, and server management.

🔥 New Features

More Affordable xCloud Managed Servers

xCloud Managed servers are now more affordable. The 6 GB plan starts at just $9.99 for the first month and renews at $19.99 per month, giving you a more accessible managed hosting option with the tools and support you need to run your sites.

Cloudflare Enterprise for Any Domain

You can now purchase Cloudflare Enterprise for domains hosted outside xCloud, bringing its performance and security benefits to any domain.

✨ Improvements

  • Added public API endpoints to start and manage broken-link scans.
  • Improved WordPress cron scheduling, locking, and recovery after PHP updates.
  • Strengthened backups, Magic Login, DNS provisioning, staging-site isolation, and container cleanup.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed MariaDB server-list errors, inactive-bill invoicing, duplicate installment charges, Free-to-LTD conversion, and Hetzner server deletion.
  • Improved slow-query timestamps and background-task reconciliation.
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🔥 New Features

Launched 59+ new OneClick apps, including Penpot, OpenProject, SearXNG, ClickHouse, Discourse, Jellyfin, Keycloak, Odoo Community, Gitea, Matomo, Moodle, and many more

⚡ Improvements

  • Improved automatic migrations with secure private-archive downloads, stronger database imports, and safer cleanup.
  • Prevented migration progress from jumping backward or reacting to stale events.
  • Improved the Git deployment script editor with a resizable workspace.
  • Improved recovery of missing and stale monthly server bills.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed Cloudflare Enterprise settings saves when a shared zone rule fails.
  • Fixed long visitor-source values being truncated.
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🔥 New Features

Broken-Link Monitoring: Find Broken Links & Images Instantly

Broken-link monitoring now uses a more reliable scanning flow, making it easier to identify and manage broken links across your websites. You can now scan your WordPress sites for broken pages, links, images, redirects, and soft 404 errors directly from xCloud.

Major highlights are:

  • Enable scheduled scans and choose how often they run.
  • Start on demand scan anytime from the dashboard.
  • Watch live scan progress without refreshing the page.
  • Search and filter findings by URL, issue type, or resource type.
  • Ignore findings you do not want to fix.
  • Export scan results as a CSV file.
  • Create redirects directly from supported broken-page findings.

⚡ Improvements

  • Git Settings now includes a Save and deploy action, allowing you to save changes and start deployment in one step.
  • Git Settings now includes a Save and Deploy action, letting you save changes and begin deployment in one step.
  • Improved Node.js update checks, recovery for stuck tasks, and mobile layouts.
  • Improved backup restore checks, SQLite backup records, and backup request handling.
  • Improved Nginx page speed, site and server checks, module detection, and automatic recovery.
  • Improved the Managed server setup flow and plan suggestions.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where platform admin API tokens could access resources from other teams. API tokens are now kept within the correct team.
  • Fixed regenerated Elastic Email API keys not syncing correctly.
  • Fixed an issue where mailbox status was not restored after a failed mailbox deletion.
  • Fixed server monitoring charts so the seven-day view refreshes correctly and uses a backup data source when needed.
  • Fixed old custom Nginx files remaining after site deletion and added stronger checks to prevent incorrect automatic Nginx changes.
  • Fixed server billing updates related issue.
  • Fixed database conflicts that could happen when automated tests ran at the same time.
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🔥 New Feature

Deploy via Git through the xCloud API

You can now detect a repository’s application type and deploy Git-based projects through the xCloud Public API.

  • Detect supported projects before deployment.
  • Deploy GitHub repositories through API-powered workflows.
  • Receive clearer guidance when repository access, deploy keys, DNS, or configuration requires attention.
  • Use the same guided deployment flow through xCloud MCP and compatible AI tools.

A redesigned OneClick App catalog

The OneClick App catalog now makes it easier to discover and compare supported applications.

  • Browse apps by category.
  • Search and filter the catalog more quickly.• Switch between grid and list views.
  • See clearer service names and compatibility information before installation

✨ Improvements

  • Webmail password self-service – Mail users can now change their own webmail passwords. xCloud also provides clearer guidance when a changed webmail password must be updated in the xCloud panel.
  • Public API and MCP responses now provide actionable recovery guidance instead of only generic errors.
  • Git deployment setup now displays the deploy key and explains when xCloud cannot add it automatically.
  • Server suspension notes now provide clearer billing context for outstanding invoices.
  • OneClick App cards have improved labels, badges, categories, and filtering.
  • Backup defaults are selected more accurately for sites with or without a database.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed Docker deployments failing because of host-port conflicts left by older containers.
  • Fixed Basic Authentication for Node.js sites.
  • Fixed PHP and Nginx upload-limit synchronization, including unlimited values.
  • Fixed service controls using incorrect identifiers for Redis and other managed services.
  • Fixed backups incorrectly reporting harmless liveness output as an error.
  • Fixed shared-domain DNS records not being fully removed after site deletion.
  • Fixed private repository access, branch detection, deploy script, and configuration handoff issues.
  • Fixed backup scheduling errors caused by incomplete frequency settings.
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🔥 New Features

Cloudflare Enterprise

Cloudflare Enterprise is now available on xCloud as a per-domain add-on. You get the same enterprise network the largest brands run on, fully managed by xCloud, for a flat $5 per domain, per month. No Cloudflare account, no enterprise contract, and no DNS work on your side.

Turn it on per domain from Addons → Cloudflare Enterprise, or directly from a site. xCloud handles the zone setup, the certificate, and the routing.

  • Serve your site from Cloudflare’s global network across 330+ locations.
  • Pay a flat $5 per domain, per month, with no traffic-based charges.
  • Get managed SSL on every domain you enable.
  • Full page caching at the edge, so visitors are served from the location closest to them.
  • Early Hints, so browsers start loading assets before the page response arrives.
  • Automatic image optimization, in lossy or lossless mode.
  • One-click cache purge across the whole network.
  • Enterprise WAF that blocks SQL injection, XSS, and zero-day attempts in real time.
  • Advanced DDoS protection at the edge, before traffic reaches your server.
  • Browser Integrity Check and one-click Under Attack Mode for when you are being targeted.
  • Crawler blocking to stop AI bots from scraping your content.
  • Real-time request and data transfer analytics, including Cloudflare-served versus origin traffic.
  • Cache performance and top countries, so you can see where your traffic comes from and how much of it never touches your server.

🌟 30+ One Click Apps: Self-Host Your Whole Stack in a Couple of Clicks

We’ve added a big batch of new apps to xCloud One Click Apps, so you can now self-host search, analytics, docs, BI, automation, passwords, media, Git, and more, all in a couple of clicks. Pick an app and xCloud handles the setup, SSL, and config for you. With this release, we now support 30+ one click apps.

🆕 New Apps

  1. Redis In-memory data store for caching, queues, and fast key-value workloads.
  2. Moodle Open-source LMS to build courses, run quizzes, and track grades on your server.
  3. BookStack Open-source wiki and documentation platform for team knowledge bases, SOPs, and internal docs.
  4. Excalidraw Virtual whiteboard for hand-drawn-style diagrams, wireframes, and flowcharts. Runs entirely in the browser — fast, private, and works offline once loaded.
  5. Metabase Open-source business intelligence — connect your databases, ask questions in a friendly UI or SQL, and build shareable dashboards. No per-seat pricing, your data stays on your server.
  6. Matomo Privacy-first, self-hosted web analytics with full data ownership, visitor insights, goals, campaigns, and tag management.
  7. Vaultwarden Lightweight, Bitwarden-compatible password manager server. Works with all official Bitwarden apps and browser extensions.
  8. Gitea Lightweight self-hosted Git forge with repos, pull requests, issues, packages, and Actions-compatible CI workflows. Ships SQLite + HTTPS cloning out of the box.
  9. Meilisearch Lightning-fast, typo-tolerant search engine — an open-source Algolia alternative for apps and websites.
  10. Odoo Community Open-source business suite with modular CRM, sales, invoicing, inventory, project, website, and e-commerce apps.
  11. Qdrant Vector database and similarity-search engine for semantic search, recommendations, embeddings, and RAG. Includes REST APIs and a web dashboard.
  12. Plane Open-source project management for issues, cycles, modules, pages, and team workspaces.
  13. Paperless-ngx Open-source document management with OCR, full-text search, tagging, and automated organization.
  14. Listmonk High-performance, self-hosted newsletter and mailing-list manager with subscriber segmentation, campaign analytics, templates, and a REST API.
  15. Keycloak Open-source identity and access management with single sign-on, OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, SAML, user federation, and multi-factor authentication.
  16. Jellyfin Free, open-source media server for organizing and streaming movies, TV, music, photos, and live TV to web, mobile, and TV clients — no subscriptions or premium gates.
  17. Hoppscotch Open-source API development workspace for REST, GraphQL, realtime protocols, collections, environments, and teams.
  18. draw.io Private browser-based diagramming for flowcharts, architecture diagrams, UML, network maps, and more. Stateless server with files saved or exported by the user.
  19. Discourse Open-source community platform for discussions, support forums, knowledge sharing, and long-form conversations.
  20. Databasus Self-hosted database backup console for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB with schedules, retention, encrypted storage, notifications, and restore workflows.
  21. changedetection.io Self-hosted website change monitoring for prices, inventory, policy pages, releases, and other web content, with configurable alerts and change history.
  22. Appsmith Open-source low-code platform for building internal tools, admin panels, dashboards, and database-backed workflows with a visual editor, JavaScript, APIs, and data-source integrations.
  23. Actual Budget Privacy-focused, local-first personal finance and envelope budgeting with reports, sync, optional bank import, and optional end-to-end encryption.
  24. Activepieces Open-source workflow automation with a visual builder, AI agents, and hundreds of integrations.
  25. Linkding Fast, lightweight self-hosted bookmark manager with tags, search, browser extensions, import/export, and an authenticated REST API.
  26. Wiki.js Modern open-source knowledge base with access control, search, and collaborative editing.
  27. Wallos Self-hosted subscription tracker for recurring payments, renewal dates, categories, currencies, statistics, and configurable notifications.
  28. Shiori Lightweight self-hosted bookmark manager with full-text search, tags, import/export, browser extensions, and offline webpage archiving.
  29. PrivateBin Zero-knowledge encrypted pastebin for expiring text, code, and password-protected links. Encryption and decryption happen in the browser.
  30. pgAdmin Web-based administration for PostgreSQL, with a secure initial administrator account and persistent server definitions, preferences, sessions, and user files.
  31. ntfy Private push notifications for scripts, apps, and infrastructure. Publish over HTTP and receive alerts in the web UI or ntfy mobile apps.
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🔥 New Features

xCloud MCP

🎉 xCloud MCP is here. Connect Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Gemini, VS Code, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible client to your xCloud account and manage your servers and sites through a conversation instead of the dashboard.

Describe what you want in plain language and your AI assistant handles it against your real infrastructure:

  • Create sites and spin up new environments from a single prompt.
  • Deploy without leaving the editor or chat you are already working in.
  • Ask why a deploy failed and get pointed to the actual cause.
  • Compare staging and production to see what is different.
  • Check PHP versions, server load, and site status across everything you run.
  • Manage databases, SSL, and server resources without opening a tab.

✨ Improvements

  • Site User is now visible and editable during the Deploy via Git workflow.
  • Renamed Automatic Delete to Backup Retention for clearer backup management.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue related to the double-clicking Deploy could create duplicate sites for the same domain.
  • Fixed OpenLiteSpeed www redirects to correctly return HTTP 301 responses.
  • Fixed deployments stuck related issue.
  • Fixed team switching so servers and sites update immediately without requiring a page refresh.
  • Fixed Codex OAuth login compatibility for the valid OpenAI accounts.

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xCloud v2.7.4 introduces the Buzz OneClick App and OneClick App Templates, making it easier to deploy supported self-hosted applications on Docker Nginx servers. You can now run your own private Buzz workspace on xCloud with a guided setup, secure WebSockets, and persistent application data.

🔥 New Features

OneClick App Templates with 13+ new Apps

xCloud’s new OneClick App Templates provide a guided way to deploy supported Docker and Node.js applications. xCloud manages the required credentials, ports, configuration values, and template version used during installation.

📌 Install supported applications through a guided setup flow instead of manually preparing Docker Compose files.
📌 Keep installations more predictable with template versions pinned during setup.
📌 Generate and manage required credentials, ports, and configuration values during installation.

Buzz OneClick App Deployment

Buzz OneClick App deployment with xCloud OneClick App Templates

You can now deploy Buzz as a OneClick application on compatible Docker Nginx servers. Buzz is a self-hosted workspace where teams and AI agents can collaborate in shared rooms, work with Git, and communicate through signed events.

Buzz OneClick App Setup on xCloud

📌 Launch your own Buzz relay with a custom domain and secure WebSocket connection.
📌 Connect through the Buzz desktop app or CLI using your own wss:// relay URL.
📌 Run Buzz with PostgreSQL, Redis, and media storage configured automatically.
📌 Start with a private, membership-controlled relay using your supplied Nostr public key as the owner.
📌 Keep relay data, media uploads, Git repositories, and application data on persistent storage.

The Buzz OneClick App is available for compatible Docker Nginx servers in xCloud. Choose the Buzz template, connect a custom domain, provide the relay owner public key, and let xCloud prepare the required application services and configuration.

What does the Buzz OneClick App install?

The Buzz template configures the Buzz workspace with PostgreSQL, Redis, media storage, persistent volumes, and WebSocket-ready Nginx proxy handling so teams and AI agents can collaborate through a secure relay.

🐛 Improvements

📌 OneClick applications now include controls to start, stop, restart, redeploy, and manage environment configuration after installation.

📌 Improved compatibility checks help prevent templates from being installed on unsupported server stacks.

📌 WebSocket-ready proxy handling makes applications such as Buzz available securely through your xCloud domain.

🐛 Bug Fixes

📌 Improved reliability when WordPress updates time out, so sites are less likely to remain stuck in an in-progress update state.

📌 Improved n8n update handling to reduce the risk of an incomplete application replacement.

📌 Fixed billing and mailbox recovery cases so paid services and billing details are reflected more accurately.

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xCloud v2.7.3 brings a smoother sign-in and checkout experience, stronger multisite wildcard SSL handling, more flexible Custom Nginx controls, and reliability improvements across the platform.

🔥 New Features

Social Login and Unified Checkout

Sign in with your Google or GitHub account, manage connected accounts, and complete purchases through a simpler unified checkout flow.

📌 Select the stack and product options you need while checking out.
📌 Purchase multiple eligible items in a single checkout.

Custom Nginx Toggle

Enable or disable an individual Custom Nginx rule without deleting its configuration. Disabled rules keep their settings, so they can be re-enabled whenever needed.

Region-Based Vultr Plan Availability

When creating a Vultr server, xCloud now checks plan availability for your selected region before provisioning begins.
This helps identify unavailable plans earlier in the server-creation process.

🐛 Improvements

📌 Improved managed wildcard SSL issuance for WordPress multisite subdomain networks, with clearer DNS validation and certificate coverage checks.

📌 Improved the Site Git settings page with clearer action hierarchy.

📌 Updated the web and SSH terminal welcome banner for more accurate colour rendering.

🐛 Bug Fixes

📌 Fixed an issue where Magic Login could fail for imported or connected WordPress sites without a configured admin username.

📌 Fixed Magic Login compatibility with the 8G Firewall on OpenLiteSpeed servers.

📌 Fixed an issue where disabling a site could overwrite a customised maintenance page.

📌 Fixed File Manager edit links for filenames containing spaces or special characters.

📌 Fixed phpMyAdmin disable failures so they remain visible and can be retried.

📌 Fixed notification settings so disconnected integration channels clearly show that they must be connected first.

📌 Fixed cases where an unavailable or stale Nginx installation state could affect upgrade handling.

📌 Improved the billing selector layout for purchased packages.