What’s New in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.71: More Power and Flexibility

Bywiredgorilla

Deprecations to Note

  • Plesk UserVoice will be sunset by October 2025. Feature requests are now managed via the new Plesk Productboard at features.plesk.com.
  • Several APS apps have been removed from the catalog. Installed apps remain functional but no new installations via APS are supported.
  • Starting from this release, all EventListener interface implementations must define the filterActions method to remain compatible with the Plesk SDK. See more details.

For the full documentation, upgrade instructions, and details on dozens of additional fixes, visit the Plesk release notes.

Plesk Obsidian 18.0.71 is a solid step forward in platform reliability, performance, and control. These updates cater directly to sysadmins, developers, and hosting providers looking for efficiency, security, and modern protocol support.

Ready to upgrade?

We always recommend keeping your Plesk environment updated to ensure you receive top-tier performance, advanced security, and access to the latest tools and features. Head to your Plesk Installer and bring your environment up to date. Don’t forget to back up before upgrading.

Questions or feedback? Head over to features.plesk.com and join the conversation about the future of Plesk.

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