Don't waste time with old-school XAMPP or complicated Docker configurations. ServBayIt is a performance-oriented new generation local server environment that allows you to install PHP, Node.js, Python, Go and database services on Windows and macOS in seconds.
Different PHP (5.6 - 8.4) or Node.js versions for different projects simultaneously run it. Get a professional experience with custom domain names (.local), automatic SSL and built-in mail server.
Run PHP, Node.js and DB versions simultaneously.
No Docker or VM required, native performance.
Auto-generated trusted SSL certificates.
It does not contaminate your system files, it is removed cleanly.
ServBayis a platform that solves chronic problems experienced by web developers such as "version conflict", "complex configuration" and "SSL error". Whether you use macOS or Windows, you'll work with the same modern interface and powerful features.
Unlike traditional tools, ServBay does not use virtualization (VM); In this way, it does not consume your system resources and runs at native speed. You can also easily open your projects to the outside world with a Caddy-based reverse proxy.
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Flexible options for individual developers and teams
Frequently asked questions about ServBay
Evet! ServBay, both macOS and Windows It was developed to run on operating systems. You can choose the version suitable for your operating system from the download page.
Absolutely. You can run your existing PHP, Node.js or database projects immediately by moving them to ServBay's document root directory or by showing the project path.
Docker uses virtualization (containers), which can cause file system slowness, especially on macOS. ServBay services native It runs as a system, thus it is much more performant and has low resource consumption.
ServBay supports a wide range of PHP 5.6 to the latest PHP 8.4 version. You can install the version you want with one click and use it in your projects.
Set up in minutes, avoid hours of configuration. Focus on coding with ServBay.