The new High Frequency Compute packages from Vultr are a huge improvement over their previous packages at a tiny increase in cost.

Benchmarks of 2413 Geekbench ($5) vs 4883 Geekbench ($6), 25GB vs 32GB storage, high clock CPU's and NVMe Local Storage for just an extra dollar!

Having to use a management solution to host these packages such as runcloud, serverpilot etc is an extra hassle for the average consumer and I have no doubt this will offer a huge surge of customers who are willing to pay for the convenience!

Many thanks :)

Given that Digital Ocean, Vultr and others are well able to offer LiteSpeed or OpenLiteSpeed we urgently need the facility to provide LiteSpeed Acceleration for WordPress and other comaptible applications. Integrating the same with Breeze or Adding in the LiteSpeed Plugin would make a huge difference and keep Cloudways at the cutting edge where it should be.

This would give the ability to exclude certain staging related configuration files or logs, etc. Would be very helpful for a lot of users I think. If you agree vote up!

For agencys, it would be great for us to be able to globally white label the URL

For example,
from:
wordpress-000000-000000.cloudwaysapps.com

to:
000000-000000.mydomain.com

Please Add Litespeed Wordpress Version,

Add Litespeed web server and remove Apache and Nginx.

Litespeed is 10x faster than Nginx, and handles DDoS attacks better than Apache.

It would be nice if we could have a Force SSL option from the control panel for wordpress. Then you would not have to install a ssl plugin or add rules to HTACCESS

Hi, I'd like to suggest a new feature to server owner's security, to block other domains visibility from whois services. at the moment, anyone can go to any whois service (i.e. http://reverseip.domaintools.com) and by typing domain name, or the IP address can check what other domains are hosted on this server. i think, to privacy of users and server owners, this is a lack. it may be just an additional feature, but i'm sure people would love to see this as an option to disable this from public view.

I prefer to wait for customer support rep that will answer my questions quickly than to not wait and have a support rep answer my questions slowly over many hours. Sure it looks good that customer support can be there right away as a selling point, but you'll have unsatisfied customers who have to wait for answers when they are chatting with support. I'd rather see an actual wait time and get a support rep who can answer me quickly as to not waste my time! So I'm suggesting that wait time be added for chat with support.

Nowadays people are moving to faster internet connection so most users are using IPV6.
But in CloudWays there is no option to enable ipv6 on Servers (Digitalocean).

So some times who are using the only ipv6, their end our website will not load up.

So here is my request to CloudWays team enable IPV6 for better performance on servers and customer satisfaction.

Regards,
Mainak

during the last release of Debian 9 we need to wait almost 1 year to get the Debian update from 8 to 9, i hope this round we can have faster deployment of Debian 10 + PHP 7.4 as well, hope is couple of month from now

Please consider allowing us to choose Server access to specific countries at the Server Level. If our WP sites or other applications (even our clients) are selling only within the US, why should we not block access to all other countries trying to access the server. There are so many daily hack attempts from countries outside the US, but even if this were not the case, allowing the user to manage Country Access (perhaps by blocking IP ranges) would greatly reduce the effect of DDOS attacks and also reduce server load from unrelated or unnecessary website visits. Thanks!

I would like to be able to configure the Varnish Expire Cache setting to something longer than 4 hours. I think 4 hours is too short. I would set it to a week or even a month, and just have it clear the cache when a page is updated.

I would like the option to disable Memcached. When you have Redis running, there's no need for memcached to be taking resources. I have seen sometimes it has 4-5 processes running.

An inexpensive S3-compatible object storage with a built-in CDN that makes scaling easy, reliable, and affordable.