I use cPanel since 2006 and as a sysadmin, I can tell I've never would switch to another Control Panel software, BUT... I'd never use the cpaddons. Ever. I REALLY LOVE CPANEL and am supportive and collaborate with them in the forums, but the cpaddons are open gates to third party software, which is always a hairy matter.

cPanel have screwed it several years ago with their alliance with Attracta, which I personally leaded the motion to demonize it because it's a very bad idea, and finally they gave up on this.

cPanel is doing it really well now, with a good new theme and a good API, but cpAddons are the only feature I wouldn't trust (cpAddons and the brand new OWASP modsec rules which default configuration also break WordPress sites). cpAddons wants to be its own mini Softaculous/Fantastico/Instalatron, and like with the Griffiths idea, i say: if cPanel really wants to provide scripts from the server administration, they should buy one of those companies (Softaculous/Fantastico/Instalatron) and integrate it within its core.

So, only trust your website to Softaculous/Fantastico/Instalatron/cpAddons if you are unable to pay a webmaster or sysadmin to keep up with those updates. Otherwise, read, learn, and DIY, since that's the best way to avoid glitches.

If you want something done well you have to do it yourself ... or hire somebody capable of.