Last Updated: Jan 06, 2021
Overview
This article contains a list of some of the key software versions on (mt) Media Temple's core hosting products.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
We will do our best to keep this up to date; however, as technology evolves rapidly, this is meant to be a general reference. You should check your actual server for absolute certainty or you can visit our website at https://mediatemple.net/webhosting. The commands to run are shown below each component.
Managed WordPress
- Operating System: CentOS 6.6
- Command to run:
cat /etc/issue - Apache: 2.4.3
- MySQL: 5.6.33
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP: 5.6
- Command to run:
php -v
Shared Hosting
- Operating System: Red Hat: 4.4.7
- Apache: 2.4.33
- MySQL: 5.6.47
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP: 7.3
- Command to run:
php -v
Grid Personal, Pro, & Elite
- Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 8
- Command to run:
cat /etc/issue - Apache: 2.4.39
- Command to run:
/usr/sbin/apache2 -V - MySQL: 5.6.25
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP
- On the Grid, we currently offer PHP version: 7.3.11
- There may be instances were older versions of PHP that have reached End of Life (EOL) will be offered temporarily. However, it is recommended that users upgrade to a newer version as soon as possible to ensure the long term health of their site.
- You can select the version of PHP per-domain in the (mt) AccountCenter. For further instructions, click here.
- Command to run:
php -v
(gs) Grid Service & Grid Lite
- Operating System: Debian Wheezy
- Command to run:
cat /etc/issue - Apache: 2.2.22
- Command to run:
/usr/sbin/apache2 -V - MySQL: 5.6
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP
- On the Grid, we currently offer PHP version: 7.3.11
- There may be instances were older versions of PHP that have reached End of Life (EOL) will be offered temporarily. However, it is recommended that users upgrade to a newer version as soon as possible to ensure the long term health of their site.
- You can select the version of PHP per-domain in the (mt) AccountCenter. For further instructions, click here.
- Command to run:
php -v
DV CentOS 7
- Admin Panel: Choice of Parallels Plesk or cPanel & WHM
- Operating System: CentOS 7
- Command to run:
cat /etc/issue - Apache: 2.4.16
- Command to run:
httpd -v - MariaDB: 5.5.30 (Plesk), MySQL: 5.7.27 (cPanel)
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP: 5.4.16
- Command to run:
php -v
DV CentOS 6
- Admin Panel: Choice of Parallels Plesk or cPanel & WHM
- Operating System: CentOS 6
- Command to run:
cat /etc/issue - Apache: 2.2.27
- Command to run:
httpd -v - MySQL: 5.1.73 (Plesk), MySQL: 5.5 (cPanel)
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP: 5.4.28
- Command to run:
php -v
DV server 4.0
- Operating System: CentOS 5.7
- Command to run:
cat /etc/issue - Apache: 2.2.3
- Command to run:
httpd -v - MySQL: 5.1.54
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP: 5.3.5
- Command to run:
php -v
(ve) Server
DV Developer
- Operating System: The (ve)DV Developer offers several OS options.
NOTE:
The (ve) Server will automatically update to a DV Developer server if reinstalled with a newer operating system.
- Ubuntu (three versions)
- 14.04 - LTS Trusty Tahr
- 12.04 - LTS Precise Pangolin
- 10.04 - LTS Lucid Lynx
- Fedora (two versions)
- Fedora 20
- Fedora 19
- Debian (two versions)
- 7.0 - Wheezy
- 6.0 - Squeeze
- CentOS (two versions)
- CentOS 7
- CentOS 6
- Apache: Not installed by default. Install whatever version you wish.
- Command to run: Depends on your install method
- MySQL: Not installed by default. Install whatever version you wish.
- Log into MySQL
- Run
select @@version;
- Command to run (for the client version):
mysql -V - PHP: Not installed by default. Install whatever version you wish.
- Command to run:
php -v
