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Sooner or later, nearly every WordPress setup needs to be moved. This is something agencies often face during client onboarding, when a smooth transition sets the tone for the entire relationship, and something providers deal with when infrastructure evolves and sites need to follow. Either way, it eventually becomes clear that doing everything manually every […]

Since version 1.0, PanelAlpha Engine supports multiple web server configurations, giving hosting providers flexibility in how WordPress environments are deployed and optimized. Instead of forcing a single stack, the Engine allows operators to choose between different web servers depending on their performance, cost, and operational preferences. To understand how these configurations behave in practice, we […]

Almost two years ago, right after PanelAlpha v1.0 release, we published our first PanelAlpha Engine performance benchmarks, based on its BETA version. Those tests already showed a clear advantage of a container-based WordPress hosting architecture over traditional control panels. You can read that original article here: PanelAlpha Engine BETA – Performance Test Since then, PanelAlpha […]

The innovation around PanelAlpha keeps growing, now with both the Control Panel and the PanelAlpha Engine working together, so it deserves an equally solid way to protect it. Our Snapshot Tool was built to make this part of administration easy, predictable, and safe. It helps you protect your installation, move it between servers, and restore […]

You can build features in isolation, but not trust. That belief sits at the core of everything we do at PanelAlpha. Building with intention means listening closely – in our case, to those whose daily work and passion are centered around WordPress. And at this year’s edition of WordCamp Europe, we had that unique chance […]

After plugging PanelAlpha into the rest of your infrastructure, it’s smart to give things a double-check before calling it done. But let’s be honest: most of us rarely have the time to test things properly, especially when your support queue is packed and someone just broke staging on a Friday afternoon. So, we figured: why […]

Hundreds of new websites are created every day with WordPress, but not everyone rushes to use it with the same enthusiasm. Every once in a while you may come across web designers and developers expressing their mixed feelings about the tool – some even refuse to work with it altogether. Why is there bad blood […]