Changelog
October, 2019
ESXi 6.7 now available
We're excited to make ESXi 6.7 available for deployment on all servers. This is the perfect OS to virtualize your workloads. Fully installed and working in 10 minutes. ⏱
Ubuntu 19.10 now available
Start preparing for the next Ubuntu stable release with Ubuntu 19.10, now available for all server types.
July, 2019
June, 2019
May, 2019
Type 3 updated with more RAM and disk and lower price
The Type 3 server has been updated with a lower price and better configurations. From 48GB of RAM and 2 x 500GB SSD to 64GB of RAM and 2 x 1TB SSD and 12% lower pricing.
Sign in with your Google account 🗝👤
We've added an option so you can access the dashboard with your Google account. Even with your current Maxihost account you can sign in to Google if you're using the same email.
Deploy servers in Miami 🏖 and Chicago 🏢
The Miami and Chicago regions have reached General Availability and you can now deploy servers in any of them from the dashboard and API.
In addition, we've shortened deploy times from 15 to 10 minutes!
Resell Maxihost servers with the WHMCS integration 🤑
The new integration with WHMCS allows you to resell Maxihost servers through your own website.
With this new Integration you can have your own Bare Metal Cloud platform with automatic provisioning and management of servers for your customers.
Learn more on the documentation.
Performance improvements for accounts with a large number of servers
Accounts with large number of servers began to experience performance issues after we introduced a feature that shows the server's Operating System in the API and dashboard.
We've released an update that not only fixes this problem, but improves the performance of server listing for everyone.
April, 2019
From 5TB to 20TB of free inbound transfer
Starting today all new servers created with Maxihost will come with 20TB of free outbound transfer, four times more than before. Current servers will be updated to reflect the upgraded traffic in the coming weeks.
Devices update - operating system
/devices now returns the operating system
/devices/:id now returns the operating system