Often the websites break or shows a mobile version of the site on Desktop and vice-versa. It happens because the Breeze plugin generates only one cache. There are many other plugins that generate different cache for different browsers and this feature can fix that site breaking issue.

Siteground's SG Optimizer does a great job with this. They also have some other very useful features like automatic image optimization which is very handy for running a fast website.

I think if Breeze follows the path of SG Optimizer, it will be a great solution.

I'd find it really useful to be able to add exceptions to this rule by specifying specific URLs you want to allow direct access for. For example AJAX calls to PHP it might be necessary to have.

much like the exclude button under staging management - it would be useful to select exactly what file you want to update for two reasons, one deployment would be speedier and less likely to cause any unexpected or unwanted updates

One of the newly popular ways to set up Wordpress is in a Multi-Tenant setup. This means one instance of Wordpress runs multiple sites, but each with their own DB, etc.

Permalinks should be set as Post name as a default. Just like when you are using the local development tool made by local by flywheel which was purchased by WPEngine.

There should be an option to use to enter a secondary email for all the future wordpress installs so your billing email address doesn't get exposed and you don't get a bunch of wordpress emails.

This is a very handy function i see WP Engine has and it makes it super easy to just login to each site without the need to save passwords in the browser or add them manually. Do you think this would be an option to implement in the future?

Hello,

It would be a great Idea to add a standerd second option next to Let's Encrypt. That could be a SSL suitable for eCommerce site.

And if you want a custom SSL, you stil can use your "Third-party" SSL

Would be great to have a Local Development tool that can push/pull to Cloudway like Local.

Request a ultimate guide on setting up WordPress Multisite on existing site (Subdirectory one)

I know there is a subdomain ultimate tutorial
https://www.cloudways.com/blog/wordpress-multisite/#install-wordpress-on-subdirectory
However, it uses subdomain as example.

I have searched a lot about setting up the subdirectory multisite on Cloudways, just don't have a great answer.
Even the support staff from cloudways don't know how to do it. I have asked them twice, they are just unclear about it.

For Wordpress and Woocommerce apps we change the default "/wp-admin" URL so any bots that get through can't find it. But the admin link in cloudways stays as the default, is there a way we can make this editable? Interested to see if anyone else would benefit from this.

Thanks :)

On my server, I have only WordPress websites. Would love to have a way to easily update ALL applications on my server to the latest version of WordPress by clicking a button and not having to go in and manually do it for each application. Thanks!

At the moment, Cloudways does not offer automatic wp-login page.
So every time you try to access the dashboard, the login page prompt appears.

Cloudways does that for the security of their customers.
But it would be a good idea to offer some authentication cookie "persistence" that could be turned on for one day, one week or one month (for example).

It would be great that while cloning a WordPress application that has a redis key salt in place, that a unique key salt is automatically generated in the wp-config.php file.

Example:

/* Redis object caching */
define( 'WPCACHEKEY_SALT', 'unique-key-here' );

This will help prevent issues with redis cache when two applications share the same key salt after the cloning process.

Also, if it is recommended to flush the varnish/redis after cloing an application, this could potentially be automated too.