We are experts at scaling WordPress.
WordPress at scale means two different things: 1) scaling an application or website for traffic growth and 2) allocating additional infrastructure for planned and unplanned traffic spikes. Scaling up to handle the load and down to control costs is a delicate balance, and we handle this for hundreds of thousands of websites across thousands of servers so they can scale seamlessly from 10 hits per minute to hundreds of millions of hits overnight.
We handle over 2 billion requests daily.
We handle over 2 billion requests daily and 2 petabytes of data monthly. We use that data to become more efficient about how we handle traffic and our infrastructure. For example, we analyze patterns to block malicious activity, more than 150 million bad requests per month, which reduces the load and improves the speed and security of our customers' sites.
We learn how our customers use WordPress.
We examine how our customers use our platform to better tune it to their business needs. We also offer technical support for all of our customers, which helps us understand common issues and tailor our platform to alleviate and avoid these problems in the future.
We build a platform that scales.
Whether our customers are setting up a personal blog or an intricate and complex multi-site for their brand, the WP Engine platform makes managed WordPress hosting simple, scalable, and secure.
Fast, reliable websites.
We look for new ways to help the makers to make and the marketers to market. We build reliability into every aspect of our micro-service ecosystem, ensuring continuous delivery.
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Protect our customers.
With WordPress being 35% of the internet, security attacks are inevitable. We think about security every day, and we block over 150 million malicious events each month.
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Scalable architecture.
We build highly available web services that can be rapidly deployed to thousands of servers, affecting hundreds of thousands of customer websites.
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