I know others have posted about this before, but it's painfully obvious adminer is sub-par in comparison to phpMyAdmin in pretty much every way. So I hope you reconsider.

Currently I use manual installations of phpMyAdmin on two sub domains. Easy to set up, but requires updating once in a while.

By the way, thanks for the enhanced monitoring features.

A WebFTP is very intuitive and makes life simple.

I feel like the system is really backward in that it is so difficult just to install a subdomain and use it? The default feature for 'additional domains' only forwards to this domain... What is the point in that?

E.g. setting up wordpress in 'www.orders.lotuslabs.com.au' should not be as complicated as it is.

I would like to have the possibility to use MySQL service on new Debian9 servers on DigitalOcean.
I've just created a new server and noticed that i can only choose three version of MariaDB.
Thanks!

It would be better if varnish cache is enabled for custom php applications.

A basic 'Notes' tab added to Servers/Applications to allow us to leave management notes. It would be a CRUD table with 3 columns: date (date field), user (shows user name), note (simple textarea) and a way to add a new note. As simple as it sounds, this would allow an agency to keep light tabs on certain clients instead of creating a record in their corresponding CRM system. Example note: 'Site turned off because client hasn't paid...' or 'Remember to upgrade such and such plugin' ...

I would like the one click install of Cakephp back. They are releasing 4.0 soon and it should be awesome.

When cloning an application to a destination server that has a higher MySQL version than the source, auto update the application to the higher version.

This would save so much time and hassle of creating an intermediary server, cloning to it, upgrading MySQL on the intermediary server and then cloning to the destination server, and then deleting the intermediary server

It would be great to have support for mongodb

Allow users to change application management credentials.
See Request #161062 for more details.

When we make a copy of our site for staging testing, this copy retains transactional email sending functionality, which should not occur, as while the copy is for testing only and there are no changes to your database, it should not sending emails, or at least we have the option to block them,
because if we have the copy for many hours we get two sites sending emails to customers at the same time. It would be a great term for an easy way to block, as the email add-on is server-level, and this complicates a bit.

Please bring back Moodle as a one click install. It's easier for people to take out hosting with a rival hosting company that does one click install than the pain of doing it manually! You're losing money by making people move to an easier option... And why did you remove Moodle and nothing else from the apps list please???

Nowadays people are moving to faster internet connection so most users are using IPV6.
But in CloudWays there is no option to enable ipv6 on Servers (Digitalocean).

So some times who are using the only ipv6, their end our website will not load up.

So here is my request to CloudWays team enable IPV6 for better performance on servers and customer satisfaction.

Regards,
Mainak

The password prompt for staging site doesn’t work with password managers and prompts multiple times even when entered correctly. I love the staging concept and that it’s protected by default but the current mechanism makes it difficult to actually use.

I'd like to suggest that you implement the possibility to have multiple databases per application.

Similar to it's with Wordpress, Magento, Laravel... We could be able to install Horde and SquirrelMail in an application.

Limit RAM and CPU to each app on each server.