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WordPress server foundations

Start here if you manage your own WordPress server: core setup, architecture choices, and stability basics.
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PHP upgrades and version management for WordPress

How PHP upgrades actually fail, how to plan them, and how to avoid version drift across sites.
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WordPress security and risk management

Practical security controls for self-hosted WordPress, with a focus on reducing real-world risk.
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Performance and scaling WordPress

From tuning a single server to scaling multi-site WordPress under real traffic.
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WordPress operations and automation

Maintenance, monitoring, and automation practices that prevent outages before they happen.
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Multi-site WordPress operations

Patterns, pitfalls, and scaling considerations when hosting multiple WordPress sites.
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PHP 8.3 / 8.4 compatibility issues in WordPress (2026 edition)

What breaks during modern PHP upgrades, what usually doesn’t, and how to reduce downtime.
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Essential security hardening for self-hosted WordPress on Ubuntu

Baseline hardening steps that reduce risk without breaking WordPress: UFW, Fail2ban, permissions, and virtual patching.
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Blocking common WordPress vulnerabilities in 2026 (server-side focus)

Server-side controls that reduce exposure when plugins lag behind patches: rate limits, WAF, and virtual patching.
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Performance tuning for WordPress on Ubuntu + Apache + PHP-FPM

Prevent slowdowns and outages by tuning the right layers: OPcache, object cache, page cache, and PHP-FPM.
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Running WordPress in Docker on Ubuntu (pros, cons, setup)

A modern alternative to bare metal with clearer version boundaries—and new responsibilities. Volumes and backups are non-negotiable.
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Monitoring and alerts for WordPress servers (tools and setup)

Turn routine checks into alerts before users notice: disk, Apache, PHP-FPM, and log-based alerts.
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Fix a full root disk on Ubuntu WordPress servers

Checklist to recover space safely on Ubuntu web servers: logs, apt cache, old kernels, and service checks.
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Apache + PHP-FPM stability basics for WordPress hosting

Setup checklist to keep WordPress stable with Apache and PHP-FPM: modules, vhosts, and first-aid commands.
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Debugging WordPress after a PHP upgrade

Isolate plugin and theme incompatibilities after bumping PHP: logs, disable plugins, and common causes.
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Hosting multiple WordPress sites on one Apache server

Mental model and gotchas for multi-site WordPress on a single Ubuntu + Apache box: vhosts, docroots, and permissions.
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Cloudflare + WordPress origin basics

Checklist to keep SSL and caching sane when Cloudflare sits in front of Apache + WordPress.
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Fixing Apache restart failures after config changes

When Apache won’t reload after vhost, module, or SSL changes: validate config, check status, and narrow the cause.
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Using PHP-FPM pools per WordPress site

Why per-site pools help stability and how to keep pool naming, logs, and socket paths understandable.
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Fixing WordPress uploads and updates with correct permissions

Checklist for when media uploads fail or WordPress can’t update plugins and themes—ownership and permissions.
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Fixing WordPress stuck in maintenance mode

Recover when WordPress gets stuck after an update: remove the flag, re-run or roll back, and check root causes.
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Cloudflare SSL mode and WordPress redirect loops

Why “too many redirects” happens and what to verify between Cloudflare, Apache, and WordPress URLs.
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APT maintenance for Ubuntu WordPress servers

Minimal routine to reduce surprises on hosted WordPress boxes: update, upgrade, and cleanup.
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PHP-FPM restart vs reload: when it matters

Why reload sometimes doesn’t apply changes and when a full restart is required.
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Apache graceful reload vs restart

What happens during reloads and restarts and how they affect live traffic.
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PHP CLI vs PHP-FPM version mismatches

Why `php -v` can mislead you on multi-version servers and how to align expectations.
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WordPress disk usage growth patterns

Where disk space goes over time on WordPress servers and how to monitor and manage it.
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Standardizing server documentation (for future you)

Why lightweight docs save hours during outages and what to document for WordPress and LAMP stacks.
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Apache MPM: prefork vs event (and why PHP-FPM changes the answer)

When prefork still makes sense, when event is the better choice, and how PHP-FPM shifts the tradeoffs.
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Apache vs Nginx for WordPress hosting

Practical comparison for operations: .htaccess, config style, and when to choose which.
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Why PHP upgrades break WordPress sites

What actually changes between PHP versions and why plugins are usually the weak link.
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Why WordPress hosting is more ops-heavy than it looks

Why “simple” WordPress sites generate disproportionate operational work: plugins, updates, and shared risk.
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Safer plugin updates on production WordPress sites

How to reduce blast radius when updating plugins on live sites: one at a time, rollback plan, and WP-CLI.
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PHP version drift on multi-site servers

How mixed PHP versions creep in and create confusing, inconsistent site behavior—and how to fix it.
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Routine service health checks for WordPress servers

Minimal checklist to catch outages and regressions before users do: Apache, PHP-FPM, disk, failed units.
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PHP memory limits and WordPress stability

How low PHP memory limits quietly break WordPress and how to spot and fix them.
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PHP timeouts and failed WordPress updates

Why plugin and theme updates fail halfway and how timeouts cause it—and what to adjust.
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