🔥 New Features
🌐 WordPress
🌟 FPM Configuration: Site-Level PHP-FPM Configuration Is Now Available on xCloud. You can now control PHP-FPM settings for each site directly from the dashboard without SSH access or manual configuration files. This update lets you tune PHP worker behavior, manage resource usage per site, and handle traffic spikes more reliably while avoiding risky server-wide changes.🚀
- Process Manager Type: Process manager mode used by PHP-FPM to handle requests.
- PM Start Servers: Number of PHP worker processes started when PHP-FPM launches.
- PM Min Spare Servers: Minimum number of idle PHP worker processes kept ready.
- PM Max Spare Servers: Maximum number of idle PHP worker processes allowed.
- PM Max Requests: Number of requests a PHP worker handles before restarting.
- PM Max Children: Maximum number of PHP worker processes that can run at the same time.
✨ Improvements
- Improved WireGuard management with a Docker image update system and CLI support.
- Improved service restart handling and server alert monitoring across core services.
- Improved language accuracy with corrected Chinese flags and country codes.
- Improved layout, spacing, and alignment consistency across the UI.
🔧 Issues and Bug Fixes
- Fixed issues in staging pull and push operations related to storage validation.
- Fixed OpenLiteSpeed SSL synchronization issues for Cloudflare multi-domain certificates.
- Fixed invalid character generation in database user passwords.
- Fixed incorrect site icons appearing in header search results.
- Fixed incorrect global tag counts by applying team-based counting.
- Fixed PHP worker count inconsistencies during site cloning.
- Fixed duplicate server reboot notifications