xCloud - WP Hosting Panel Everyone Is Talking About 

would appreciate if you could include chapters!

Thanks for the comment. @@AbstraktMusicLab I often do, however this video was made quickly so I didn't have time :)

Hi @egidehirwa, good question. It's depends on what the site is doing and how much traffic it gets. If it's for a popular WooCommerce site, only one site is ideal. If it's for strictly blog content or brochure business sites that can be heavily cached (or even entirely cached on the Edge using Cloudflare APO), you can run dozens if not more. What's most important is that you're keeping an eye on resources and leaving some capacity to serve large bursts of traffic when needed.

Yes, this is a hosting panel. BYO cloud accounts or buy their white labeled ones.

Thanks, but what about the docs? :)

@@dave-swift I think they changed that too through their message app on the phone if you access the website through mobile one of their plugins was used to make documents called BetterDocs

The team is working on bringing a light mode for the docs as well. Thanks for understanding.

You guys are doing great. No malice intended by my critiques :)

I'm glad I'm not the only one who laughed at that.

I don't think there should be any different features once the server is connected. I'm trying to think of anything and nothing is coming to mind!

nope

They do have FTP, here is the setup doc. xcloud.host/docs/how-to-configure-sftp-access/?fpr=dave91 (affiliate)

Yep 👍

Most would consider this self hosted. Can you clarify?

@@dave-swift the panel is a cloud service, run by WPDeveloper/WPManageNinja. If it was self-hosted, you would be able to run the panel yourself on your own infrastructure.

Now I understand. Thanks for clarifying. Do you have a panel you prefer?

@@dave-swift the only self-hosted hosting panel with wordpress management that I've used is Plesk - it's pretty good in terms of management but definitely not as advanced as this. But it's good enough to manage my client base.

isn't this like a Gridpane?

Sounds like it's time for a new host! Not sure about multisite, but I'd admit I'm not much of a multi-site fan.

xCloud does not have multisite support yet, will be added soon. But it has cron, Cloudflare integration, and staging site features already.

Thanks@@kawserz, I was referring to those features specifically for multisite. They have 'em for single sites though.

@@dave-swift It is rather limiting in some ways. ~8+ years ago it was the "easier" way to get two themes working on the site and still pull data from one or the other.

Yes it is! Both! You can connect your own account (like RunCloud/Gridpane) or you can use theirs (like Cloudways).