Way back when, in the early days of CiviCRM, there were two CMS’s supported, Drupal and Joomla, and CiviCRM’s codebase was complicated, but ran reasonably well. After a few years, the code was greatly improved but also significantly expanded to include a tremendous amount of additional functionality, and thus CiviCRM became a serious server resource hog. Finding hosting that could run it at all was sometimes a challenge and finding a host that could run it well was difficult.
Simuliidae: an open-source design for hosting with containers
Published
2020-06-29 11:35
My recent blog posts have talked about containers, Docker and why I think they're a good fit for hosting CiviCRM. Here's a deeper dive into two design ideas that are part of my Simuliidae open source hosting project.
You can try these out using the project's Quick Start.
Hosting CiviCRM with Docker and Containers: Let's Share!
Published
2020-02-19 09:55
Let's share stories, ideas and code. Containers are good for sharing.
Enterprise Hosting for CiviCRM
Published
2017-01-19 04:58
CiviCRM Starter Kit on Pantheon’s click-and-play hosting
Published
2013-05-14 22:50
We have seen two recent breakthroughs for people who want to spend more time on implementing awesome websites and less time fiddling with hosting.
Hosted CiviCRM at Koumbit.org
Published
2011-11-14 12:42
We've been offering CiviCRM consulting and hosting on a per-client basis for some time now, and as we have grown, we have started to feel the need for greater automation and consistency in our hosting offerings and contracts. Koumbit is currently in the midst of developing a comprehensive hosted CiviCRM offering, with the support of a few courageous clients.
