A Python asynchronous HTTP client and server framework built on asyncio for non-blocking web services and clients. Built and maintained by WIEWAVE for Azure Marketplace and AWS Marketplace, on Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux.
| Built & maintained by | WIEWAVE |
|---|---|
| Category | Web & CMS |
| Operating systems | Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux |
| Marketplaces | Azure Marketplace and AWS Marketplace |
| Offer types | Public listing, with private offers on request |
| Marketplace | Status |
|---|---|
| Azure Marketplace | Published |
| AWS Marketplace | Published |
| Google Cloud Marketplace | Available on request |
Need it on another marketplace, or as a private offer for your organisation? cloud@wiewave.com
Each image follows its distribution's own provisioning model, package manager and security tooling — not one build relabelled several times.
LTS and interim releases, Minimal and Pro variants, built to Canonical's cloud-image conventions.
Stable and oldstable, with backports where a workload needs a newer runtime than the release ships.
RHEL 8 and 9 images, including BYOS and pay-as-you-go licensing models on each marketplace.
The 1:1 RHEL-compatible rebuild, and the default landing spot for teams migrating off CentOS Linux.
Enterprise-grade RHEL compatibility with a community governance model, on 8 and 9 streams.
The same four steps behind every offer we've published, including the hardening and CIS Benchmark checks every build goes through.
The distribution, licensing model and target marketplaces are agreed before anything is built.
Packer templates, Ansible provisioning and a pinned package set — then hardened, scanned and checked against the CIS Benchmark for its distribution.
Taken through each cloud's own certification pipeline before it goes live on the marketplace.
Rebuilt on the upstream security cadence and re-published, with old versions retired without breaking deployments.
If yours isn't here, ask our marketplace team directly.
Web servers, reverse proxies, application runtimes and the content platforms that run on top of them.
A TypeScript-based front-end web application framework maintained by Google for building single-page applications.
Apache httpd with the module set trimmed to what's actually serving, mod_security available and .htaccess conventions intact.
Tomcat with a matched JDK, connector thread pools sized to the host and the manager app locked down by default.
A self-hosted comment system that can be embedded into static sites and blogs as an alternative to Disqus.
A content management system for building and maintaining websites, offering page editing and site administration tools.
Flat-file PHP content management system that stores pages as text files without a database, served here behind a preconfigured web server.
Tell us the distribution, the marketplace and the commercial model — we'll build, certify and publish it as a public listing or a private offer.
