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Building a Competitive WordPress Managed Hosting
We reveal the power of our Infrastructure in the realm of WordPress Managed Hosting. Learn how starting small can lead to adopting the best practices and standards, while leveraging our agility to outpace larger corporations.
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Redis Object Cache for WordPress
WordPress Redis Object Cache can increase your WordPress website’s performance, but not every slow website can benefit from it. Learn when Redis is good for WordPress and when it’s not, how it works, and how to install it on your WordPress sites. Is Redis Good For WordPress? What is Redis Object Cache? Redis is an […]
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How To Configure WP Super Cache
Discover the key aspects to configure WP Super Cache and be able to serve the pages of your WordPress website at maximum speed
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WordPress File Permissions: When and How to Lock Them for Maximum Security
WordPress File Permissions means that some neat features of WordPress come from allowing various files to be writable by the web server. However, allowing write access to your files is potentially dangerous, particularly on WordPress sites with pending security updates. Blocking the WordPress filesystem via File Permissions will help you increase the security of your […]
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How to Clone A WordPress With Wetopi
I have personally experienced the pain after updating plugins and WordPress core that my website just died. I’m sure you have seen the error 404, 502, 503, 504, unable to connect to the database, CSS file goes missing after an update. Trust me, I have seen these an uncountable amount of times. To counterattack this […]
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Disable WordPress XMLRPC
In this post we analyze precisely the “when” and “why” to disable XMLRPC and how to do it efficiently. Remote access to WordPress using XMLRPC has been made easy for many years. Sending HTTP requests to xmlrpc.php allows you to send commands to WordPress and manage its content without login into the desktop. However, XMLRPC […]
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Better WordPress Performance and Security With TLS 1.3
TLS 1.3 is the fourth version of the Transport Layer Security (TLS) version. To get a site’s traffic secured, you must have SSL/TLS certificates. These certificates encrypt the information transit, thwarting any data theft or tampering. The encryption is in cryptographic protocols. These protocols comprise algorithms and ciphers responsible for data encryption. This new version […]