CloudLinux is Linux for those who manage significant quantities of shared hosting accounts or sell servers to enterprises and businesses. The product builds on Linux to deliver increased server stability, higher density, advanced resource management, and other security and performance optimisations specifically targeted to a multi-tenant hosting environment.

Previously it offered support to enterprises under the labels KernelCare, KernelCare+ and Extended Lifecycle Support, but this week announced TuxCare, a new brand to bring these support packages together into a broader and more cohesive family of services.

All new Enterprise services will be included under TuxCare as they are released. This includes live patching for database and virtualisation stacks, as well as current-version Linux support services.

TuxCare takes care of Linux, providing live patching services for critical components like the kernel, as well as popular databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL, support for end-of-life distributions, and support services for current version distributions also.

TuxCare supports over 40 Linux distributions, with the organisation's experience approaching almost one million production workloads secured and 1,500 customers around the world.