We rebranded to wildcloud; formerly known as WPCS. 

Complexity is often the enemy of creativity

Our solution is fully managed and can scale the most demanding applications with ease.

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Fully managed and hosted

We manage every aspect of hosting your sites and the containers you need to run your application.

 

You can focus on what’s most important: WordPress and your customer.

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Our container-based cloud infrastructure orchestrated by Kubernetes can manage any traffic spike, without sacrificing performance, consistently delivering optimal performance as expected.

Managed Containers

Fully managed databases and WP Cronjobs, along with the added security of fully-managed, free HTTPS certificates.

“The solution, with THE in big letters, to all your problems.”

Aron Martinez – Founder

AMWeb

Horizontal and vertical scaling for every application

On wildcloud, each ‘application’ hosts multiple tenants. Tenants are individual WordPress websites with a shared codebase: they have the same plugins, themes, and language files.

 

Applications have an auto-scaling feature that dynamically adjusts the number of containers based on tenant volume and demand at any given time.

 

While the system takes care of scaling to meet demand, you still have the flexibility to manually set limits on CPU and memory usage.

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Jorge Gasca Three Step Business
“Ease of support, deployment and testing - In a few words: speed of execution.”

Jorge Gasca – Founder

Three Step Business

This is a multi-tenant WordPress application

A multi-tenant WordPress application is a collection of managed WordPress installations that scale as individual sites, but are controlled via a shared codebase.

 

On wildcloud, these individual WordPress instances are called “tenants”, and are controlled via “versions”.

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WP Mayor on multi-tenant WordPress back when wildcloud was called WPCS

“If you’re looking for a solution to efficiently manage multiple websites or sub-brands, multi-tenancy is definitely worth considering.”

The Editorial Team

wpmayor.com

Scale like the biggest names in SaaS

A few notable companies utilizing multi-tenant cloud architecture today:

Aron Martinez AMWeb
"everything needed to run a web development and WaaS business [...]”

Aron Martinez 

AMWeb

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Frequently asked questions

Multi-tenancy is an architectural approach where a single instance of a software application serves multiple customers, called tenants. Each tenant’s data is isolated and remains invisible to other tenants. In the context of wildcloud, multi-tenancy allows you to manage an infinite number of independent WordPress installs from a central environment.

wildcloud manages the underlying infrastructure and scales resources to meet your application’s demands. We use Kubernetes to deploy and manage containerized applications on our infrastructure, allowing you to focus on developing and running your applications without worrying about infrastructure management.

wildcloud is committed to ensuring data protection and service continuity in the event of unexpected incidents. As a user, you determine the backup frequency of your applications, and we store them securely in geographically distributed locations. In case of a disaster or data loss, our disaster recovery process enables the swift restoration of your application and data, minimizing downtime and potential impact on your business.

We have multiple data centers and redundant systems in place to ensure that your applications and data are recoverable in the event of a disaster or outage. Our systems are designed to be highly available and resilient, with automatic failover and data replication. We also offer backup and restore services to help you recover your data quickly and easily in case of a disaster.

As wildcloud is a platform to keep your whole product scalable (in every sense of the word), we do not allow direct access to the filesystem.

The very first thing to keep in mind is that FTP very easily allows you to break the uniformity of your product. This might not have a major effect on your development cycle at first, but sooner or later, the lack of uniformity makes further development of many sites at once a very painful process. Just imagine having to upgrade something in a product with 100 sites, all the while having the keep track of 23 exceptions (or was it 24?).

Most use-cases for FTP can, however, be solved using plugins or even native functionality. For example, if you are using a custom theme and need to change its CSS to customise the site, consider using the WordPress Settings API. You can use this core WordPress feature to store settings in the database, as opposed to the filesystem. This allows you to customise anything you would want to customise, while remaining confident that all tenants remain uniform. You would have full control over how settings are applied to the CSS, and, more importantly, full knowledge on how settings are stored. When you have 100 tenants – all with different configurations – you will be very glad to know exactly how each of those configurations work and how you can upgrade your product without or “exception-fixing”.

Yes, you can! With some exceptions, you can configure CloudFlare like normal. Read more about how to set up CloudFlare here.