Announcing WP Engine’s High Availability HHVM Platform:…
Imagine an environment where WordPress performs ten times faster than existing PHP web hosts. How many problems…
Meet WP Engine’s Military Veterans!
Today, in the United States, we honor military veterans across the nation. Here in Austin, we take special pride…
WP Engine Now Offers SHA-2 SSL Certificates
As many of you have heard, Google (and others) recently announced their plans to deprecate SHA-1 certificates.…
The Surprising Benefits of Uniform Culture at WP Engine
I don’t mean “uniform” as in “identical.” (Although, that’s not a bad definition…
WordCamp San Francisco With Grace
It’s October 24, 2014 and I’ve just landed in San Francisco via Austin. I am now less than 24 hours away from…
Quick Fixes to Improve Site Capacity
Do you think your WordPress site is prepared to handle a 40, 60, or even 80 percent increase in traffic in one…
SSLv3 support disabled in response to POODLE
In order to protect our customers from the recently announced POODLE vulnerability in SSL, we have disabled support…
Introducing the WP Engine Sign
Rapid growth brings with it a lot of things—some rewards, some challenges. In this case I think we can all agree…
WP Engine Legal Update: Updated Terms of Service, Acceptable…
These are really exciting times at WP Engine—and in the WordPress space at large. Right now, the number of WordPress…
Introducing WP Engine’s Detailed Caching (LABS ALPHA)
EDITOR’S NOTE 03/10/15: The WP Engine Labs team has cancelled the Detailed Caching project in order to concentrate…
September 2014 All Hands Week Wrap Up
Earlier this month WP Engine held its quarterly All Hands week, where the entire WP Engine family—comprised of…
Addressing the Recent Bash Exploit
You might have already heard, but a remotely exploitable vulnerability has been found in the widely installed Bash…