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FreeBSD 13

By The FreeBSD Project

Operating Systems
Linux
v13.x
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Starting fromR$ 49,90/month

About

FreeBSD 13 is an advanced, stable, and high-performance Unix-like operating system developed by The FreeBSD Project. Released in April 2021, FreeBSD 13 offers long-term support and is widely used on servers, network appliances, storage (NAS/SAN), and environments that demand maximum reliability and performance.

FreeBSD is known for its excellent documentation, ports and packages system (pkg), mature and stable kernel, and the quality of its TCP/IP stack – many companies and products (including parts of macOS, PlayStation, Juniper, and Netflix) use FreeBSD code or concepts. Version 13 includes improved hardware support (especially AMD GPU and ARM64), updated OpenZFS, performance and security improvements, and extended support until approximately 2026.

With FreeBSD 13 on Master da Web, you get a clean and optimized installation, ideal for web servers (Nginx, Apache), databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL), mail, firewalls (PF), VPNs, and any workload that benefits from FreeBSD's stability and performance.

Features

  • Long-term support until approximately 2026
  • Stable, mature kernel with excellent performance
  • Native OpenZFS for storage and snapshots
  • pkg and Ports system for thousands of applications
  • Integrated, powerful PF (Packet Filter) firewall
  • Complete reference documentation (Handbook)
  • High-quality, high-performance TCP/IP stack
  • Native container support (jails)
  • Ideal for web servers, database, mail, and VPN
  • Linux binary compatibility (Linuxulator)
  • Regular security updates
  • Active community and commercial support available

Requirements

Minimum Requirements

vCPUs

1 vCPU

RAM Memory

1 GB

Storage

20 GB

Recommended Requirements

vCPUs

2 vCPU

RAM Memory

2 GB

Storage

40 GB

How to Order

How to Order FreeBSD 13

Follow the steps below on the checkout page to order your server with the pre-installed application

1. Select Datacenter

Choose between our datacenters in Brazil (Belo Horizonte) or USA (Dallas)

On the checkout page, select your desired datacenter (Brazil or USA).

2. Select Category

Important

Choose Linux for applications and Linux systems, or Windows for Windows systems

Select the "Linux" category. Applications and Linux systems should use the Linux category.

3. Select Operating System

Choose the desired application or operating system from the available list

From the list of available operating systems, select "FreeBSD 13".

Process Summary

  1. Select the datacenter (Brazil or USA)
  2. Select the "Linux" category
  3. Select "FreeBSD 13" from the operating systems list
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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions about FreeBSD 13

FreeBSD 13 receives support until approximately 2026. The FreeBSD project maintains stable versions with security updates and fixes throughout the support cycle.

No. FreeBSD is an independent Unix-like operating system with its own kernel and userland. It has a different philosophy, tooling, and performance profile, but many applications (Nginx, PostgreSQL, etc.) run on both.

Yes. FreeBSD offers Linux binary compatibility (Linuxulator), allowing you to run many Linux applications. There are also thousands of native packages via pkg and Ports.

Yes. FreeBSD is widely used in production on servers, CDNs, storage, and network appliances. Version 13 is stable and recommended for critical workloads.

OpenZFS is the advanced default filesystem on FreeBSD, with snapshots, replication, compression, and data corruption protection. It is one of the main advantages of FreeBSD on servers.

Native Docker is for Linux. On FreeBSD you can use jails (native containers), bhyve (virtualization), or run a Linux VM for Docker. For container workloads, many use jails or Podman in a VM.

Web servers (Nginx, Apache), databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL), mail, DNS, firewall (PF), VPN (OpenVPN, WireGuard), storage (Samba, iSCSI), and proxies. The FreeBSD Handbook covers most of them.