Magereport servers OS upgrade
The Magereport servers have been upgraded. This change doesn’t add or change any of the existing Magereport functionality. But it is a general OS and system upgrade. IP will change more often The Magereport servers are now running on a new cloud system, that treats the servers like cattle rather than pets. Long story short…
Read moreMagento 1 vulnerability check for open /downloader url
Magento 1 open downloader url check Last weekend over 2000 shops were hacked through a new zero day exploit in Magento 1. Read more about this exploit and how we solved this on our Hypernode platform on our blog. You can now scan your website on magereport.com to see if you are vulnerable to this…
Read moreAnalyzing access logs and blocking UserAgents on the Control Panel
As of today you can block bots and other unwanted UserAgents from accessing your shop. By going to the “Bots Blacklist” menu item in the Hypernode menu, you can add a user agent you want to block. We will prevent that user agent from accessing your shop from that point on. We assembled a list…
Read moreRelease 7648: Nginx 1.18.0
We’re gradually rolling out a new version of Nginx web server on Debian Buster Hypernodes. Nginx will be upgraded from nginx/1.16.1 to nginx/1.18.0. The changelog for the new version can be found here. The latest 1.18.0 build fixes some security vulnerabilities, and brings other enhancements.
Read moreRelease 7620: Hypernode-systemctl bash-completion, PHP CLI memory limit increase
This changelog introduces the addition of bash-completion functionality to the hypernode-systemctl command, which helps you find the right command to execute on the command line. Next to this, we made a change to the memory limit for PHP CLI. We will be applying both of these changes to all Hypernodes over the coming week. Hypernode-systemctl…
Read moreRelease 541: MySQL slow query logs on the Control Panel
As of today you can view your MySQL slow query logs in the Control Panel. It allows you to easily see which queries take the longest and the details about those queries. Just visit the new menu item called MySQL Slow Logs on a selected hypernode to see the slow queries logs on your hypernodes.
Read moreRelease 532: New Account settings page with SSH key manager included
Account settings: We’ve redesigned the personal settings page into an Account settings page, where you can change your profile and change your password or e-mail. SSH key manager: We also moved the SSH key option from the Hypernode level to the new account settings page. Now you can add SSH key(s) on the account settings…
Read moreRelease 514: User management: Roles and Permissions
User Roles and Permissions on Hypernode’s Control Panel We’ve introduced Roles as a way of differentiating between different access levels within the Control Panel, for every team member within a Team. When inviting a new team member you now have to assign a role to the invited team member. The Different Control Panel Roles: Currently…
Read moreUpdated Magento version check with Magento 2.4.0 and 2.3.5-p2
Magento Version Check has been updated With the release of these latest Magento versions (2.4.0 and 2.3.5-p2) we’ve updated our Magento Version check to include these latest versions. You can scan your website on magereport.com to see if you’ve installed the latest versions successfully. To make this check more visible for users visiting the site…
Read moreRelease 7552: Magento 2.4 preinstall and more
Last week Tuesday Magento 2.4 was released, since then we have updated our Magento 2 preinstall (and sample data) to use this new version. With this new version some system requirements have changed: for the first time we will now enable ElasticSearch (version 7.6.x) by default on nodes that request a preinstallation of Magento. While…
Read moreRelease 7498: PHP 7.4
In order to prepare the Hypernode platform for the upcoming Magento 2.4 release later today we’ve added PHP 7.4 as an option. In this new version of Magento, PHP 7.4 will be officially supported for the first time. PHP 7.4 offers a small performance increase, various language features and more. We are currently in the…
Read moreRelease: Shopware pre-install available through Hypernode orderpage and CLI
We’ve added the possibility to pre-install Shopware 5 or Shopware 6 on your Hypernode either while ordering a Hypernode through our website (only available for customers using the English Control Panel). If you are using the Dutch Service Panel or if you already have a Hypernode, you can use the CLI to get the pre-install…
Read moreRelease 398: Whitelisting IP’s through the Control Panel
Whitelisting IP addresses As of today you can easily whitelist IP addresses on the Control Panel for: WAF (Add IP address for whitelisting from the Web Application Firewall) Database (Add IP address for external access to the selected Hypernode’s databases) FTP (Add IP address for external access to the selected Hypernode’s FTP) Just visit the…
Read moreRelease: Introduction Professional S plan and stop sale Start plans.
With this release, we introduce a new plan in the Professional range: Professional S and also we will stop selling Start plans. Professional S plan We will introduce the Prof S plan on Combell Open Stack (COS) only, this plan has the following features and prices: Grow Professional S Professional M CPU 2 CPU 2…
Read moreRelease 7351: New Hypernodes will be booted on Debian buster
In this release we’ve changed the operating system a new Hypernode will get when it is newly ordered. From now on it will run on the new Debian Buster OS, before today it ran on Ubuntu Xenial. For more information about this upgrade see this previous changelog and check out this article on our knowledgebase:…
Read moreRelease 389: Enable New Relic and Blackfire on your Hypernode
New Relic As of now you can enable New Relic One (APM) on your Hypernode(s) through the Control Panel and CLI. Control Panel Head over to the Hypernode’s submenu Monitoring > New Relic, enable New Relic and enter (and save) your licence key and app name here to activate New Relic. CLI SSH to your…
Read moreRelease 385: Introducing Logs on Hypernode Control Panel
Logs We just released a brand new page on the Control Panel: Logs! You can easily access this page via the left side menu. Here you can view all the events happening on the Hypernode(s) and Team(s) you have access to. It also shows logs regarding your personal account. The log page comes with nice…
Read moreRelease 7279: [BETA] Debian Buster hypernode-docker and configuration specific images
In this release we have published new hypernode-docker images. These new Docker containers run on the new recently released operating system Debian Buster, unlike the previous image that ran on the Ubuntu Xenial operating system from 2016. Also in this release for the first time we have published Docker images of specific settings configurations, a…
Read moreRelease 7250: Configurable NodeJS system version
In this release, we enable the option to configure your system NodeJS version. NOTE: This change only applies to Debian Buster Hypernodes. Please contact support if you wish to be a beta tester for our new Debian Buster Hypernode. Configuring your NodeJS version From now on the default NodeJS version that will be installed on…
Read moreUpdated Magento version check, improved our version detection and SUPEE-11295 check
Today Magento released new versions for Magento 1 and Magento 2 which fix several critical security vulnerabilities. Magento Version Check has been updated With the release of these latest Magento versions we’ve updated our Magento Version check to include these latest versions. You can scan your website on magereport.com to see if you’ve installed the…
Read moreRelease 7245: Magento 2 preinstall updated to 2.3.5-p1
In this release we have updated our Magento 2 preinstall to the new 2.3.5 version that was released yesterday. When your order a new Hypernode through www.hypernode.com and select the Magento 2 preinstall you will now get this new version. app@5vi9lv-hntestbart123489-magweb-cmbl:~/magento2$ bin/magento –version Magento CLI 2.3.5-p1 If you have an existing node and want to…
Read moreRelease 7220: Configurable innodb_buffer_pool size, cron jitter and more
In this release we have made it so that the innodb_buffer_pool can be configured by our support on request in a way that will persist between plan upgrades and downgrades, we added cron jitter to dampen steal spikes in public and private clouds and we have made some other changes. The innodb_buffer_pool_size Modifying the innodb_buffer_pool_size…
Read moreRelease 7166: Hypernode-manage-vhosts enabled by default
From this release onwards we will enable the Hypernode managed vhosts feature on newly created Hypernodes. This does not affect any existing Hypernodes, and will only affect Hypernodes that are newly created. What are Hypernode managed vhosts? Hypernode managed vhosts is a feature specifically made for Hypernode that allows you to easily add, remove and…
Read moreRelease 7083: Opt-in large MySQL thread_stack
In this release we’ve added another option to the hypernode-api. You can now configure your Hypernode to use a large MySQL thread_stack. While on Hypernode you have full admin privileges on your entire MySQL database, it is not possible to change root-owned MySQL related config files. This means that you can configure any runtime setting,…
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