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SpinupWP

INFRA · APIS
Velocity2.5

Cloud-based server control panel for hosting WordPress sites

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SpinupWP keeps pulling WordPress server chores out of the terminal and into the dashboard

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◆Current state
SpinupWP continues to move WordPress server operations out of SSH and into its dashboard. Recent work adds Ubuntu 26.04 LTS provisioning (retiring 22.04), a regrouped Assistant, a filterable dashboard, instant subdomains, and in-dashboard PHP and update management.
◆Where it's heading
The arc is steady consolidation: tasks that once required a terminal — PHP config, non-security updates, certificate handling — are being absorbed into the UI, with the Assistant emerging as the central to-do surface for operators running many servers and sites.
◆Prediction
Expect more Assistant-driven automation and fleet-scale management aimed at multi-server users, rather than any category pivot.

◆Recent moves

  1. 26d ago

    Ubuntu 26.04 LTS support

    Adds Ubuntu 26.04 LTS provisioning across all providers and both x86 and ARM while retiring 22.04, keeping the base OS current.

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  2. 2mo ago

    A Redesigned Assistant

    The Assistant now groups similar to-dos so important items don't get buried, reinforcing it as the operational hub for multi-server accounts.

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  3. 3mo ago

    New dashboard with filtering and sorting

    A rebuilt dashboard adds filtering and sorting and splits servers from sites, addressing the paging pain of large fleets.

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  4. 4mo ago

    SpinupWP Subdomains

    New sites get an instant, toggleable SpinupWP subdomain — a quality-of-life win for previewing before DNS is configured.

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  5. 5mo ago

    Assistant: Run non-security updates

    Non-security server updates can now run from the Assistant instead of manual apt upgrades, extending the in-dashboard ops pattern.

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  6. 6mo ago

    Manage PHP Settings

    A new per-site PHP tab exposes memory limits, timeouts and worker settings in the UI, removing another reason to SSH in.

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