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Symfony hosting

Symfony hosting

Robust hosting for your Symfony application, with Composer, console commands and PHP 8.5 out of the box.

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Tailored hosting for Symfony

Symfony is the PHP framework of choice for stable, scalable enterprise applications and forms the foundation beneath countless other projects. At Webosa, you run Symfony on PHP 8.5 with fast NVMe storage, Composer, SSH and daily backups, plus automatic updates and security.

Our advice: Grow

A plan that matches what Symfony needs, including free SSL and daily backups.

Composer & console

Install bundles with Composer and run bin/console commands such as cache:clear and doctrine:migrations via SSH.

PHP 8.5 with OPcache

Symfony 7 requires PHP 8.2 or higher; our PHP 8.5 with OPcache gets the best out of your app.

Doctrine-ready database

MySQL/MariaDB and PostgreSQL available for your Doctrine ORM and migrations.

Document root set to /public

Easily set the document root to the /public folder, as Symfony expects.

Technical requirements, all taken care of

Our servers meet the requirements of Symfony by default. You don't need to request anything special.

  • PHP 8.2 or higher (Webosa runs 8.5)
  • Extensions: Ctype, iconv, PCRE, Session, SimpleXML and Tokenizer, included by default
  • Composer 2 for managing bundles
  • MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL for Doctrine
  • SSH access for the Symfony Console and migrations

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Frequently asked questions about Symfony hosting

Does the Symfony Console work on shared hosting?
Yes. Via SSH you run bin/console commands, for example to clear the cache or run Doctrine migrations.
Can I use the Symfony CLI?
The Symfony CLI is primarily a local development tool. On the server you use Composer and bin/console; that is all you need for production.
Which plan do you recommend?
Grow is a great starting point for most Symfony applications. For high traffic or heavy background tasks, we look together at Scale or a Managed VPS.