Introduction
CloudLinux is a widely-used operating system that enhances server stability and security, making it a popular choice for hosting providers. Whether you want to install, update, or uninstall your CloudLinux license, this guide provides detailed instructions to ensure a smooth process. For affordable CloudLinux licenses, visit LicenseTwo.

Step 1: Prerequisites
Before proceeding, ensure the following:

• A valid CloudLinux license key (available at LicenseTwo).
• A server running CentOS, AlmaLinux, or RHEL.
• Root access to your server.

How to Install CloudLinux

1. Download the CloudLinux Installer
Run the following command to download the installer:

bashCopy codewget https://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/sources/cln/cldeploy

2. Run the Installer
Use your license key to activate CloudLinux:

bashCopy codesh cldeploy -k LICENSE_KEY

Replace LICENSE_KEY with your CloudLinux license key.

3. Reboot the Server
Once installation is complete, reboot your server:

bashCopy codereboot

4. Verify Installation
To confirm installation, run:

bashCopy codecat /etc/redhat-release

You should see the CloudLinux version.

How to Update CloudLinux

1. Update Packages
Ensure all packages are updated to their latest versions:

bashCopy codeyum update -y

2. Update CloudLinux Kernel
Run the following command to update the CloudLinux kernel:

bashCopy codeyum install kernel-headers kernel-devel -y

3. Reboot to Apply Updates

bashCopy codereboot

How to Uninstall CloudLinux

1. Revert to CentOS
To remove CloudLinux and switch back to CentOS, run:

bashCopy codewget https://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/sources/cln/cldeploy
sh cldeploy -c

2. Reboot the Server
After reverting, reboot your server:

bashCopy codereboot

3. Verify the Reversion
Run the following command to confirm you’re back to CentOS:

bashCopy codecat /etc/redhat-release

Conclusion
CloudLinux is an excellent solution for hosting providers seeking optimal performance and security. Whether installing, updating, or uninstalling, the steps provided ensure a seamless process. For the best deals on CloudLinux licenses, visit LicenseTwo.