WordPress Hosting: The Ultimate WordPress Hosting Solution

44% of the entire websites in the globe today are powered by WordPress. In the content management system space, WordPress commands a 65% market share. Second place is Shopify with only 5%. As you can see, WordPress is massive! With that, you have budget all the way to premium WordPress hosting solutions. But today, we’re…

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Why increasing CPU Cores isn’t always the answer

When you read WordPress development forums, it seems that developers are fixated on having maximum RAM and CPU power when it comes to powering their websites. Most of the time, their setup is overkill. Sometimes, it’s justified and required when operating a membership-based website or a WooCommerce website. However, it appears that most developers do…

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Great news coming if you have a Cumulative Layout Shift of 0

Good news for website owners and developers! If you have a website with a Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) score of 0, then you’re in for a treat! The soon-to-be-released Lighthouse version 10 in Page Speed Insights will bring an increase in your Core Web Vital score. However, if your site suffers from a CLS issue,…

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Why AWS doesn’t work for the majority of agencies

A sophisticated cloud computing platform, Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a variety of services to companies and organisations of all sizes. AWS may not be the best option for non-developers, especially those who are just getting started with web development, despite its ubiquity and adaptability. However, keep reading below as we share for non-developers how…

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5 Tips for Optimizing WordPress Performance on AWS

Managing a WordPress site on AWS can feel overwhelming. Between setting up and configuring your infrastructure, to optimizing performance to ensure your site runs smoothly, it’s a lot to handle. Below are 5 points to help optimize your WordPress site via AWS without using Staq. Following that, we show how you can eliminate setting these…

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WordPress WAF Security by Staq

Our new game-changer security feature that is applied out-of-the-box. In April 2022, we released Staq Next-Gen CDN which is our Cloudflare & Cloudflare APO replacement for WordPress. Essentially, it loads the HTML in the CloudFront CDN rather than from the server. Not only is this feature a speed performance and load balancer solution for WordPress but…

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Revolutionizing WordPress Performance with Staq Next-Gen CDN

An exciting new and revolutionary feature by Staq that significantly improves WordPress load time out of the box. Ladies and gentlemen, introducing a new and revolutionary feature that significantly improves WordPress load times and increases security out of the box! The team at Staq has been busy creating Staq Next-Gen CDN which is a new…

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