Conversion of a cPanel-based server from CentOS to CloudLinux OS

In this article, we will first see why we need to switch to cloudLinux OS and then the installation of CloudLinux OS in a centos cPanel server.
Why CloudLinux :
In a non CloudLinux shared hosting environment all the resources such as  CPU, I/O and RAM are fully accessible to all accounts on that server and there is no hard limit set on the usage of these resources. Sometimes this leads to rogue scripts/programs on one client’s account to take up incommensurately large amount of resources, thus leading to the server getting overloaded and resulting in a degraded server performance for all the accounts in the server.To address this issue CloudLinux comes into action.CloudLinux creates a virtual environment for all the individual accounts on a shared server and allows us to limit the amount of resources any single account can use.This eradicates the single rogue account consuming all the resources available in the server.Your clients will immensely benefit from this.
Lets take a look on the features of CloudLinux :
LVE Manager : 
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