Here is part two of Vladimír Smitka’s series where he tested various Cloud panels for managing VPS. In this installment he looks at Enhance and FlyWP, which use Docker containers, and explains why they weren’t secure and explores some of the possible fixes.

This is a pretty interesting comparison of hosting providers. It spans a three year period looking at speed, consistence over time, and cost.

This video is an overview and walk-through of xCloud, a new control panel for managing virtual private servers (VPS) and WordPress websites. Users interested in advanced WordPress hosting options may find the video useful. There are a few days left on their launch LTD pricing.

Rocket.net is a relatively new hosting company that is about 3 1/2 years old. Already they are hitting some impressive milestones and have built a great reputation. Here is their 2023 year in review post.

Who knew that you can compile WordPress core to run on .NET Core? Apparently you can even use Elementor and other plugins, though they have to be compiled. It is performant and more secure, but I can’t imagine anyone using this.

Just like your WordPress site, if you are using a VPS then it is necessary to lock it down and keep it updated.

Automattic has just introduced a 100 year hosting plan. It is a good gift for a new born or if you want to preserve your online legacy. Pricing is only $38,000.

The results of the 2023 WordPress hosting performance benchmarks are available. The tests are run across 21 hosting providers and several pricing points from less than $25 to more than $500. There was testing for both WordPress and WooCommerce hosting.

Interesting, RunCloud has added support for Docker containers. It does not appear that you can bring your own container, but it is a nice enhancement.