Reliability is a fundamental priority at the core of every WordPress hosting service. The value and assurance Pagely affords customers is testament to why our high-demanding organizations and major brands we serve trust our platform for scaling their WordPress sites.
All of our hosting options provide you with a dedicated Amazon EC2 instance, so customers can refrain from having to worry about their website being negatively affected from sharing resources with multiple users running on the same VPS.
AWS awards us the maturity and performance our customers require for keeping their site live on the most tested cloud infrastructure. Historical uptime data can be found near the bottom of our tech page.
If your business requires an additional degree of reliability beyond our single server plans, we have multi-node High Availability options we can place you on for heightened margins for downtime. Using two dedicated servers load balanced across separate Availability Zones, we can deliver higher resiliency and all around stronger rates of redundancy for your WordPress applications.
Read about how our HA solutions are configured and additional assurances brought by these types of setups in our article: Does Pagely Offer High Availability Plans?
We also have active 24/7 monitoring in place that alerts us in the event of downtime on your site. We also have various performance checks which proactively notify us when you surpass critical thresholds like maxing out your RAM or CPU for example. With these alerts, we can perform emergency resizes or make changes during preordained windows to ensure you always have the appropriate sized hardware for scaling your traffic successfully with your approval.
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Paired with a robust caching system and masterful management from our niche team of experts, you can find the right degree of confidence you’re looking for with Pagely.
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