There are a variety of managed WordPress hosts, who provide varying degrees of management, but most often, they provide a fairly comprehensive managed service up to and including making core updates automatically, implementing some form of caching, cloud hosting management and automation, advanced configuration and more.
Often managed WordPress hosts turn off, or otherwise alter, some settings in order to push through their own managed version of WordPress, which can be both a blessing and – in some cases – present challenges to developers.
Some popular managed WordPress hosts include: WP Engine, Kinsta, Cloudways and Pantheon – all of whom we recommend – there are others whose service we have either not investigated or, when we did, we found to be (at the time) significantly short of the required mark.
Its sometimes funny when your friends start to get competitive with each other. We’re not sure if its funny strange, or funny ha ha, but funny would seem to be a fitting word, owing to exactly that ambiguity. As a part of some research into managed WordPress hosting I was doing recently, as we seek …
Cloudways has an offer happening over Easter 2018, which will get new customers 20% off their first three invoices (i.e. 20% off for three months). What’s The Deal? 20% off your first three Cloudways invoices for anyone who uses this promotional code. This offer is only open to customers who: Visit Cloudways, here; Signup a …
