Experiencing critical cPanel daemon failures after recent WHM server administration updates, seeking diagnostic strategies.

i've been dealing with a pretty nasty issue on several client servers running cPanel/WHM after recent updates. the core problem seems to be intermittent but critical daemon failures. this is specifically happening on CentOS 7 and Almalinux 8 systems following recent WHM updates (v110.0.x), affecting multiple client sites we provide managed IT services for. the observed problem is frequent, spontaneous shutdowns of critical cPanel service daemons, such as cpdavd, cpanellogd, and sometimes even httpd or mysql, which leads to temporary service interruptions. this isn't just a restart; it's a full failure requiring manual intervention to get things back online.

i've performed the usual initial diagnostics: i've run upcp --force multiple times, checked dmesg output for any kernel-level errors or OOM killer events (which have come back negative so far), and reviewed /var/log/cpanel/error_log along with specific daemon logs like /var/log/cpdavd.log. often, these logs just stop abruptly or show generic "terminated" messages without any clear root cause. i've also verified resource utilization (CPU, RAM, disk I/O) using htop and iostat during these incidents, and it doesn't appear to be a resource starvation issue. i even checked for filesystem corruption with fsck on unmounted partitions where possible. i'm wondering if there are any advanced cPanel internal diagnostic utilities or deeper log levels i should be enabling to pinpoint the exact failure trigger? could this be related to specific compiler flags or library mismatches post-update that aren't immediately obvious, or perhaps some obscure sysctl kernel parameters that might be causing instability with cPanel's service management? i'm really looking for insights beyond the usual tail -f and service restarts. waiting for an expert reply.