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There are lots of WordPress maintenance services [1] out there, but they're quite expensive. We remove the maintenance/upgrade problem altogether staticizing yo
by steffoz 9y ago
There are lots of WordPress maintenance services [1] out there, but they're quite expensive. We remove the maintenance/upgrade problem altogether staticizing your WordPress sites and putting them on a CDN. The real WordPress installation lives on a separate domain and only runs when an editor needs to make some changes to the content. And it's totally seamless for visitors and your editors.
[1]: https://underconstructionpage.com/wordpress-maintenance-services/ https://underconstructionpage.com/wordpress-maintenance-serv...
- seanwilson 9y agoBrilliant idea. I'm really surprised there aren't more services like this as it seems such a logical idea that the admin/editor functionality of your site should be completely locked down and separate to the site serving the content. When making static sites, I've been looking for something with the flexibility of WordPress but there really isn't much out there. Good luck! Do you allow custom plugins and templates? For the static generation part, how do you stop sites being too big or computationally expensive to generate?
- steffoz 9y agoThanks! As long as plugins don't have any front-facing dynamic components, you're good to go! Templates are freely editable just like regular hosting services. For the static generation, it's really fast also for medium-sized Worpress sites. We are also trying make the process differential (partially, at least) :)