Changelog.
What changed, release by release. Platform entries went live after their drill on real servers; OS and agent versions are the ones published to our signed registry.
October 2026
Sign-up and billing
Sign up with an e-mail and a password, confirm the address, start on Free. Move to Pro or Founding by card on Stripe, add backup or mail-relay packages, get invoices with the right EU VAT. A missed payment keeps everything for 14 days; nothing is ever deleted.
Migration Center
Whole cPanel/WHM servers moved account by account, in waves: sites, databases, mailboxes, crons, certificates and DNS copied while the source stays live, checked page by page and row by row before and after the switch, with a rollback per account for 14 days. Backup archives work too. The source is only read, and Migration Center is free in every edition.
Agent 1.6.9
Migration: imported mailboxes are complete before the mail server takes them over.
PlusPanel OS 10.14.0
Migration Center on the server, PHP sites on Apache, account cron jobs; WordPress scanning image; CA certificates and kernel security updates.
23 vulnerabilities fixed
Agent 1.6.8
Migration: imported mail lands in the right folders, and HTTPS redirects of migrated sites work.
Agent 1.6.7
Migration: streamed copies work under the agent's file permissions.
Agent 1.6.6
Migration: streamed copies start more reliably.
Agent 1.6.5
A helper that fails reports its log to the panel.
Agent 1.6.4
Migration inventory: mailboxes, message counts and cron jobs are read correctly.
Agent 1.6.3
Account users come back after an operating system rollback.
Agent 1.6.2
Account helpers keep running the release they started with while the agent updates.
Agent 1.6.1
Large files are downloaded and uploaded as streams and never cut short; extra checks before anything is deleted.
Agent 1.6.0
Migration Center engine: cPanel/WHM accounts copied to your server; PHP sites on Apache; cron jobs per account.
Email deliverability
Mail from every server leaves through our own relay on two OVH sites, over WireGuard only: managed IP pools with warming, a second DKIM signature, bounces back to the sender, hourly blocklist checks, and spam stopped before it leaves. Mail over the daily quota waits for the next day instead of getting lost.
WordPress security scanning
Every WordPress site is checked every day for vulnerable plugins, themes and core, modified or planted files and new administrators, with a score and a fix button: quarantine, the official file back, or an update behind a snapshot that rolls back by itself. The scan runs with the account's own rights, never runs the site's code, and the server never calls a vulnerability service.
Agent 1.5.2
WordPress scanning: plugins with long file names and core cron hooks are handled.
Agent 1.5.1
WordPress scanning and the private-network mail forwarder together in one release.
Agent 1.5.0
WordPress vulnerability and malware scanning.
Agent 1.4.1
Mail reaches the PlusPanel relay inside the private network, through a local forwarder.
The panel on your phone
Install the panel as an app, on your own domain too, and get push notifications for alerts, finished jobs and new sign-ins: sent by PlusPanel itself, encrypted end to end, no third-party push service. The last data you saw stays readable offline.
Email hosting
Mailboxes, aliases, forwarding, autoresponders and quotas from the panel, webmail at mail.<your domain>, and MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up for you in PlusPanel DNS. Each account's mail stays on its own volume, goes out through our relay over TLS, and is in the account backup, down to one mailbox.
PlusPanel OS 10.13.0
Email hosting: the mail server image and its system users; PHP and Go security fixes; a new AlmaLinux base.
30 vulnerabilities fixed
Agent 1.4.0
Host security rules per mail service: ports, countries and brute-force bans for SMTP, IMAP and webmail.
Agent 1.3.1
Email: authenticated sending through the PlusPanel relay.
Agent 1.3.0
Email hosting on every server: mailboxes, aliases, forwarding, autoresponders and quotas, served by mox.
Fleet updates in rollout rings
Every OS and agent release moves ring by ring behind health checks, inside your maintenance window, with your clients told beforehand. A server that fails a check rolls back by itself and the rollout stops.
Public API and CLI
API keys limited to the scopes you choose, a request budget per key, safe retries and signed webhooks that are retried until delivered. The pluspanel CLI for Linux and Windows signs in from the browser with 2FA. In every edition, Free included.
PlusPanel OS 10.12.1
Signing-key transition: servers trust the old and the new keys while they move.
PlusPanel OS 10.12.0
Separate signing keys for the OS and the agent, build provenance required, kernel security update.
20 vulnerabilities fixed
Agent 1.2.1
Signing-key transition: updates are accepted under the old and the new key while servers move.
Agent 1.2.0
Releases are signed with a separate key per component, and an update is applied only with its build provenance.
PlusPanel OS 10.11.2
Agent updates download reliably; agent packages are published in the standard OCI format.
PlusPanel OS 10.11.1
Maintenance release.
PlusPanel OS 10.11.0
Fleet updates in rollout rings: the agent updates itself without a reboot, each release starts on trial and rolls back after a failed check, old OS images are cleaned up.
1 vulnerabilities fixed
Agent 1.1.4
Agent releases are published in the standard OCI format.
Agent 1.1.0
Agent updates download reliably from the PlusPanel registry.
Agent 1.0.0
First versioned agent: it now updates itself through the rollout rings without a reboot, starts each release on trial and reports its update state to the panel.
PlusPanel OS 10.10.4
Fixes a rare firewall warning on busy servers.
PlusPanel OS 10.10.3
Monitoring: accounts without disk statistics no longer report an error.
Monitoring and alerts
Metrics and logs for every server, account and site, searchable from the panel. Alerts by e-mail or signed webhook before a disk fills up. Raw data stays on your server unless you opt in.
PlusPanel OS 10.10.2
Monitoring: no duplicate log lines after a quiet period.
PlusPanel OS 10.10.1
Monitoring: each service's log is read under its exact name.
PlusPanel OS 10.10.0
Monitoring: metrics and logs collected on every server, kept on the server unless you opt in to central storage.
A security center, included
A WAF on every site, firewall and country rules, brute-force bans you can lift, 2FA and passkeys for every user, and an audit log that shows if anyone rewrote it.
PlusPanel OS 10.9.0
Web application firewall (Coraza with the OWASP Core Rule Set) and country rules in the web ingress; firewall and brute-force bans managed by the agent.
PlusPanel OS 10.8.2
In-place conversion: a refused image leaves no half-finished state behind.
PlusPanel OS 10.8.1
Security update.
PlusPanel OS 10.8.0
Monthly release pipeline: every image is scanned, signed and published with its software bill of materials.
PlusPanel OS 10.7.2
Stable baseline of PlusPanel OS.
Backups that get restored
Incremental and encrypted before they leave your server. Restore a file, a database, a site or a whole account, and a scheduled restore test proves it works.
Convert a running server
An existing AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux server becomes PlusPanel OS in place, sites included. If the new system fails its checks, the old one comes back by itself.
Your brand on the client panel
Your product name, logo, colors and wording, with the login on your own domain. Your customers see your hosting, not ours.
Editions and licensing
Free, Pro and Enterprise enforced by the platform. Licences are signed: if our licence server goes down, your servers do not notice.
Databases per account
MariaDB, PostgreSQL and a Valkey cache (open source, Redis-compatible) in the account's own container. phpMyAdmin opens with a one-time login; an upgrade that fails rolls itself back.
Files, SFTP and a web terminal
A file manager that runs as the account's own user, SFTP you switch on per server, and a browser terminal that opens inside the account's containers.
Plans, resellers and clients
Hosting plans whose limits the kernel enforces, resellers with their own allowances, one-time invitations, and impersonation that is audited.
Earlier: the foundations (signed commands, enrollment, the WireGuard mesh, PlusPanel OS, sites, TLS, DNS) shipped in September and October 2026. See the roadmap →
PlusPanel OS security updates, with every fixed vulnerability, are documented in OS security updates.Live service status: status.pluspanel.net