• 64-bit RHEL 6 (Coldfusion can allocate more than 2 GB of memory).
• Coldfusion 10 using Java 1.7
• PHP 5.4 / 7
• Python 2.7
• Ruby 1.9.3
• Perl 5.16
• MySQL 5.5
  • MySQL database located on same VM versus separate.
• Local storage
  • Customers can opt to use Shared File Services, but will incur additional charges.
• Updated administrative tools
  • Can now modify both “.wdaccess” and “.htaccess” via web interface.
  • Can upload files via PHP Shell.
  • Can utilize “pip” for installing Python software.
• Shared Apache instance
  • Provides lower memory footprint for hosting multiple isolated instances.

The PHP Shell/virtualenv utilities are no longer an “experimental” utility. There are some new “experimental” features that may be of interest for advanced web developers by special request.

• Git Repository
  • A git repository that can be used as an alternative to webdav for publishing code.
• Mercurial Repository
  • A mercurial repository that can be used as an alternative to webdav for publishing code.

Coldfusion 10

• Secure Profile enabled.
• Table of these listings can be found at: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/10.0/Admin/WSf23b27ebc7b554b629cab0421369741d5a7-7fff.html
• In a development setting you may want to remove the custom error templates to restore behavior similar to Coldfusion 9.
• Oracle (tm) JDBC driver included.
• The Oracle driver from Adobe is provided, but does not officially support Oracle 12g databases. It is recommended to use the Oracle JDBC driver that Hosting provides.

PHP

• php_suhosin is no longer available.

MySQL

• Please use “localhost” in your config files and apps.