WordPress Resources
In-depth guides, tutorials, and practical advice on WordPress performance, security, plugin development, and site operations — written by engineers who manage WordPress sites every day.
WordPress Database Optimization: Cleaning Up for Speed
A bloated WordPress database slows down queries and inflates autoload overhead. Here's how to identify and clean up revisions, transients, and orphaned data safely.
How to Set Up a CDN for WordPress (And Why It Matters)
A CDN delivers your WordPress assets from servers close to each visitor, cutting load times regardless of where your origin server is. Here's how to set one up.
WordPress Two-Factor Authentication: Setup Guide
Two-factor authentication stops credential attacks cold. Here's how to set up TOTP-based 2FA on WordPress, enforce it for admin accounts, and manage backup codes.
How to Migrate WordPress to a New Host Without Downtime
A step-by-step guide to migrating WordPress to a new host — moving files and the database, updating configuration, and cutting over DNS without taking your site offline.
WordPress Caching: A Complete Guide to Page Cache, Object Cache & Browser Cache
Caching is the highest-impact WordPress performance lever — and the most misunderstood. Here's how each caching layer works, which tools to use, and how to configure them correctly.
WordPress Staging Environment: How to Set One Up the Right Way
A WordPress staging environment lets you test updates, redesigns, and new plugins before they touch your live site. Here's how to set one up and actually use it.
What Is Managed WordPress? A Plain-English Guide
Managed WordPress is an overloaded term. Here's what it actually means, what to look for in a provider, and whether it's right for your site.
WordPress Security: A Practical Guide for Site Owners
A no-nonsense security guide covering the most common WordPress vulnerabilities, how attackers exploit them, and practical steps to lock down your site.
WordPress Plugin Management: How to Keep Your Site Stable and Secure
Plugins are the most common source of WordPress security vulnerabilities and update-related breakage. Here's how to manage them without constantly putting your site at risk.
WordPress Performance: A Practical Guide to Core Web Vitals
Core Web Vitals are now a Google ranking factor. Here's what they actually measure, why most WordPress sites fail them, and how to fix the ones that matter.