I was so excited to move my hosting provider from traditional to cloudways but after few days i was wrong and everything because of the inbult cloudways migrator plugin it totally suck.
This is to just let you know guys, your self migration plugin vault has some problem with elementor, i have migrated my site for more than 10+ times and i have got the same issue and because of it i again have to re creat the whole site in wordpress (it has took me more than 5 months to develop, not a big issue because i can simply copy and paste the layout but i would recommend you to take a look on the issue, sometimes it forget to copy the database of sometimes it crash the whole site.
Sometimes the fix content issue (Because of cloudways i again have to create my website for second time from scratch because after migration from old to cloudways you plugin somehow not migrated everything it had excluded like elementor database and many more and because of it i again needed to create it.

Really a bad experience, I am not going to recommend anyone reading this line go through the migration plugin go via the team migration because it include or if you have more than 2 sitesi would recommend until the issue wont be fixed do not move to cloudways.
I am feeling regret i have migrated to cloudways and deleted all my old hosting acounts if i had that i would have went there only.

I wished I knew the plugin has lots of bugs and error!
Thankyou!

Hello. My team runs a large Multisite network with an option for users to map their own domains. The platform we're using to manage subscriptions has a Cloudways integration that adds domains to the application by deleting the additional domains then adding them back with the new mapped domains added.

I believe we can utilize this with the SSL domains as well, but it'll involve deleting and recreating the SSL certificate which could lead to SSL errors whenever someone adds their own domain.

Could I suggest adding an API endpoint that allows us to add domains to the LE SSL cert without removing & recreating it? That would be extremely helpful in helping us manage such a large multisite network on the Cloudways platform.

Thanks, and please let me know if this is something that your team could implement in the future.

It would be great if we could get some kind of user defined WordPress Themes and/or plugin packages.

In detail:

If you have a certain theme and or plugins you use on every of your WordPress installs, you currently have to install all them by hand which is taking a lot of time.

There should be an option (like in Plesk) where you can create a "package", set a name for it and add themes and plugins to it.

After that, one should be able to select a created package when a new installation is created, that installs those themes / plugins automatically.

It would also be nice to be able to use a package on a current installation, not only on new installs.

Thanks a lot in advance!

This might be useful for agency owners like me who have a lot of sites on different servers on Cloudways. A simple drop in plugin or snippet that would display the NAME of the Cloudways server in the WordPress admin toolbar.

No settings. Just display the pretty name of the server.

A simple plugin like this would be something we could deploy the IWP on all of our sites very quickly.

We now have 10 servers, and almost anytime I have to jump into SFTP, I've got to first look at my list of what server is this site on. But I'm almost always already in the wp-admin...

Just to be clear, not the IP address, not the ID# of the server, but the pretty name that WE have given the server.

(A quick and important disclaimer: I'm not expert and the suggestions below are not based on any technical or professional test. There are based on few experiences gathered from using other WP caching plugins, and the way those plugins function)

I want to really commend CloudWays team for the recent Breeze WP plugin 2.0 update. AMAZING!

Switching from other speed plugins, including WP-Rocket, and installing the new update increased my site speed significantly; I was shocked! Great thumps up to you guys!

But I have a suggestion. I noticed that Redis cache get cleared completely when any page is updated, a new post is publish, comment is added, etc, the cache, including Redis cache and NginX is completely wiped out.

Why not that only the cache of the affect page being cleared, instead of clearing the entire cache, and even Redis cache?

For example, when a ne post is published, why not clear cache only for home, associated category and tags; and when comment is posted, why not clear only the affected post or page with the comment, instead of clearing the entire cache?

I have not notice any negative or performance issue with this, but I think, clearing only affected pages will even improve site speed more as Cache stay longer on the server, especially for those who want to change cache lifespan to 3, 7 or even 30-days. Also, it will save more server resources since more caches are not generated too often.

Just an example, the image HERE (https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/464726525/57a29fa97069d7897a852ad9/affa.PNG?expires=1644847188&signature=760b29ac23870aa72428592ec98e4f226a22c99263d26f2b1f3ddd81d5d6f951) is from my wp dash, and as you can see due to too frequent cache clearing, when news and comments are being added, the cache get clear too often, as a result, Redis cache hardly go beyond 100MB during the day or during heavy traffic hours.

Membership sites and Course websites can easily become storage intensive and the current plans you offer do not offer enough storage and are not a good solution for this. In my opinion the current Block Storage solution doesn't make much sense to me. I need to be able to offload video, pictures, audio, and other uploads to a secondary storage solution either hosted by Cloudways or other platforms. It would be nice if Cloudways had an option to purchase a secondary storage option then through a plugin made by you or a third party be able to offload the media to the secondary storage block or server. All of this should work with CDN.
SIMPLE POSSIBLE SOLUTION...
An easy solution to this would be to give the WORDPRESS MEDIA AND UPLOAD FOLDERS a separate storage of its own with a SYMLINK that allowed the main server to view the MEDIA / UPLOAD FOLDER (pictures, video, audio, uploads) as part of the primary file system but is actually located on a separate storage media. Make the Media / Upload Folder a Mounted Folder (secondary storage or network storage). This would allow us to increase the size of the WordPress media and upload folders as more storage is needed.

This is about the "Breeze" cache plugin for Wordpress, which is by the way amazing!

There is just one thing that is really annoying, that most of other cache plugin do. There is no option to purge the cache only for a specific page. With other cache plugin, it's possible to do it from the Wordpress bar at the top of the page and that's great to force refreshing a page for users, without having to delete the whole cache, thus slowing down the whole website for users during some time.

Thank you for the great work and best regards, David