The "Advanced Options" page of this plugin does not properly explain how to specify URLs. Please add examples and/or include a link to a KB article.

Take the "Exclude CSS" field. I have no idea which of the following are valid:
- https://example.com/resource/
- https://example.com/resource
- //example.com/resource
- example.com/resource
- /resource
- example.com/resource/*
- example.com/resource/(.*)
- example.com\/resource\/(.*)
- /example.com\/resource\/(.*)/

How do I use this plugin? Please add more detailed instructions.

Create different Wordpress User and Password for Team members instead of providing the Master Wordpress User and password

When we create a new application, we should have the option to use a prebuilt template that allows us to use our favorite plugins without having to reinstall them every time.

Hi. Having a simple switch to disable XML-RPC is great, but Jetpack complains about connection issues. Maybe you should take the "Disable XML-RPC" plugin path (https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/disable-xml-rpc/) and, by the way, ensure that is compatible with latest WordPress versions.

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.

Just it. Keep them up to date easily

CLOUDWAYS multisite app is very misleading!
it is not a multisite at all, but a single wordpress install!
so we still need to do all multisite configurations ourselves!
please make it a real multisite, completely configured as multisite!

a nice option would be REAL multisite + woocommerce preinstalled

It's fairly simple to setup a Varnish rule to exclude wp-admin. But it does become a bit annoyying when you've got a lot of WordPress sites. So it being included in the default setup when you select WordPress would be really useful.

Hi, I would really like the ability to update "Search Engine Visibility" in WordPress when I'm pushing my site to production. Right now when I push my staging to production, the checkbox to discourage search engine from indexing the site gets checked. I would really like there to be an option where this can be overwritten or changed on the push. This is something that seems to get missed when the site gets deployed. ManageWP does a wonderful job at doing this.

Would be great if Cloudways had a premium service where they would optimize the WordPress database by cleaning up old plugin data bloat.

Would it be possible to have a duplicate server that is 1 hour behind the existing server to act as a backup?

ESI (Edge Side Includes) can be enabled in NGINX/Varnish as suggested by this link -
https://www.fastfwd.com/get-yourself-a-faster-website-with-varnish-cache-and-esi/

please enable it & give us a working example how to implement it in WordPress.

Thanks

It would be wonderful to see a high quality staging feature for wordpress multisite with a woocommerce store and WPML on it.

Central Panel to update plugins in various APP at same time

I like how Plesk WordPress Toolkit allows logging into WordPress admin with 1 click, instead of needing to copy and paste login info.
This is especially useful when hosting multiple Wordpress websites

Now its bad that it always shows the default Cloudways admin login even after migrating or changing the login.

also, allow changing admin login from the dashboard.

I am well aware of apps like InfiniteWP and ManageWP. The best thing about them is the bulk core and plugin update management. However, it sucks to have ANOTHER service to add and manage to your websites.

It would be AWESOME if CloudWays began to build some of these features into the control panel. It makes the most sense to have them in one place.

CloudWays, have you considered building any features like this?

Add an option to the Breeze caching plugin to generate the critical css for each page. The Autoptimize and Wp Rocket plugins have this feature and it rocks but I've found that your Breeze plugin renders those other plugins features useless. Your plugin alone provides better results than any of those other options. The critical css is the only thing I find to be missing and would greatly improve load times.