CMS hosting is a convenient answer for sites built on WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and other engines. Deploy your projects in one click. UFO.Hosting guarantees a stable database, fast access to files and a control panel that behaves properly.
What is CMS hosting? It is a service for hosting websites where you do not have to upload archives over FTP by hand, create folders and work through a dozen settings. In the control panel you can quickly install popular CMS through the auto-installer. A couple of clicks and the site is ready to configure. For newcomers it is a genuine rescue — especially when the project needed launching yesterday.
Different CMS like different server parameters. One needs a recent version of PHP, another cares about memory limits, and some plugins require additional modules. On specialised CMS website hosting things like these are usually prepared in advance. Because of that the site runs more stably and the risk of errors after an update is noticeably lower.
Backups are reserve copies of the site. If something goes wrong after a plugin update or an accidental file deletion, you can quickly bring the working version back. Many site owners only start making copies regularly after their first disaster. A very human pattern, of course, but better avoided.
Today the site gets 30 visitors a day; in six months it is 3,000. That happens more often than people expect. Good Drupal CMS hosting, or WordPress hosting, lets you scale the project calmly with no emergency move to another server. It is felt most keenly by online stores, where the load rises sharply during promotions or seasonal sales.
CPU:
vCore x1
RAM:
1 GB ECC
SSD:
25 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
Linux Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x2
RAM:
2 GB ECC
SSD:
40 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
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Linux Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x2
RAM:
4 GB ECC
SSD:
60 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
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ISO
Linux 
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x4
RAM:
6 GB ECC
SSD:
70 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x4
RAM:
8 GB ECC
SSD:
90 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x6
RAM:
10 GB ECC
SSD:
100 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
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ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x8
RAM:
12 GB ECC
SSD:
150 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x10
RAM:
14 GB ECC
SSD:
170 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
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ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x16
RAM:
16 GB ECC
SSD:
210 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x20
RAM:
24 GB ECC
SSD:
310 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
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ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x24
RAM:
32 GB ECC
SSD:
410 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
CPU:
vCore x32
RAM:
64 GB ECC
SSD:
510 GB NVMe
Network:
10 Gbps*
IPv4:
1
Operating Systems
ISO
Linux
Windows Control panel
Vesta
Hestia
Cyberpanel
Virtualmin
ISP Manager
* The bandwidth allocated to each server node is not guaranteed and depends on the selected VPS plan. Higher plan provides increased connection speed.
First you choose a shared hosting plan. Shared hosting is a format in which one server is divided between several sites. For most CMS projects that is more than enough. After registering, an account is created and access to the control panel opens. It usually already has tools for domains, mail, databases and installing a CMS.
The rest is fairly calm: you choose the CMS you need and enter the site name, the administrator login and the password. The system creates the database itself and installs the engine files. It is convenient not to have to dig through configuration by hand. Even someone with no experience usually manages in 10–15 minutes.
Once installed, you can log in to the site’s admin panel and start work: publish articles, add products, upload images and connect plugins. At this stage many people realise for the first time how much time WordPress CMS hosting, Joomla or Drupal saves. There is no need to go into the code every time just to edit a piece of text or a photo.
7.4 and above
MySQL 5.7+, MariaDB 10+ or PostgreSQL
Apache or Nginx
From 1 GB
Mandatory
SSD
For stable operation, security and further promotion you need to carry out a basic configuration of the system. A sensible initial setup helps avoid errors, speeds up page loading and makes managing the site easier.
First make sure the site opens correctly on its domain name. Check the home page, the admin panel and that the database works. If pages display with errors, check the PHP settings, the MySQL connection and the file permissions.
In the control panel of Joomla CMS hosting or any other engine you set the site’s basic details: the project name, the site description, the administrator’s email address, the system language, the time zone and the date and time format. The system uses these parameters automatically, and they affect how information is displayed on the pages.
Once the CMS is installed it is advisable to enable human-readable URLs. Links like these are easier for both users and search engines to take in. Before starting work it is important to install the latest updates to the CMS, the templates and the plugins. Updates close vulnerabilities, improve performance and keep the components compatible.
To protect the site it is advisable to change the default admin panel login address, set a complex password, connect an SSL certificate, restrict file permissions and configure backups. You can additionally install a module to guard against hacking and spam.
For the site to load quickly it is advisable to enable caching, remove unnecessary plugins and connect a CDN if traffic is high. High speed has a positive effect both on users and on the site’s position in search.
Often manual
Need configuring
Depends on the user’s experience
Sometimes absent
Not always
May require a migration
Yes, certainly. Besides the popular WordPress engine, we will help you install other popular CMS in one click, such as Joomla, Drupal, 1C-Bitrix and others.