Rocky Linux was created by the community as a replacement for CentOS. It is used for web hosting, databases and internal services. Like any server, it needs regular updates and checks to stay safe.
What we manage on Rocky Linux
- Updates with dnf, kernel updates and reboot planning
- SELinux and firewalld set up so they protect without breaking apps
- cPanel and WHM where used, with EasyApache and PHP versions
- Apache, Nginx, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and Redis
- Backups of files and databases, with restore help
- Monitoring of load, memory, disk and uptime, with alerts
Problems we fix on Rocky Linux
- Servers that have not been updated for months
- SELinux or the firewall turned off to make something work
- Slow sites from untuned PHP or database settings
- Servers on an old release that is close to end of support
- No tested backups
Upgrades and end of support
We track your Rocky Linux release and plan upgrades or a move to a new server before support ends, with a backup first and testing before the switch.
How our migration service worksRocky Linux server management: your questions answered
Is Rocky Linux the same as AlmaLinux?
They are two community systems built to be compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so most software and guides apply to both. We manage both.
Does Rocky Linux work with cPanel?
Yes. cPanel supports Rocky Linux, and we manage those servers.
Can you move my CentOS server to Rocky Linux?
Yes, as a planned migration with a backup and tests before the switch.
Other systems we manage
Get your Rocky Linux server looked after
Tell us your version and where it is hosted. We reply with the next step and a fair price.