Product Improvements: Flexible
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How can I find reliable mobile app developers in DC?
When searching for mobile app developers in DC, it’s important to look beyond the initial development cost. Start by reviewing the company’s portfolio and checking whether they have experience building apps similar to your idea or within your industry.
You should also ask about their experience with iOS, Android, cross-platform technologies, UI/UX design, backend development, security, testing, and ongoing maintenance. A reliable development team should be able to explain its development process clearly and provide realistic timelines and costs.
It’s also worth checking client reviews and case studies before making a decision. Companies such as Appicoders work with businesses on…
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How do you develop locally when your service calls 5 others?
Working on a service in a microservices setup and local development has turned into a chore. To run my one service, I basically need half the other services running too, or stubbed somehow, because it calls out to a chain of them. Spinning up the whole stack on my laptop is slow and half the time something in the chain is misconfigured.
I've been mocking the dependencies instead so I can develop and test my service in isolation. The question is how to do it without the mocks becoming a maintenance burden or drifting away from what the real services…
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Dynamic Calculator & Script Execution Test
To evaluate real-time computation speeds on Cloudways versus Elastic Service, testing an interactive client-side tool is highly effective. Engineering teams benchmark script execution times on complex web-based modules, such as the data-driven framework operating at https://habitburgermenu.net/habit-burger-nutrition-calculator/, to observe how hardware resource allocation impacts user interaction times.
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Elastic Email SMTP Add-on
The SMTP email service offered by Elastic Email can currently only be enabled at the account level. In my case, however, I manage over fifty active servers with a single account. This makes it very difficult to monitor the cost of email usage for each project.
I would love to be able to activate the SMTP add-on for each server rather than the full account. After that, I could allocate email volumes based on each server's utilization. For example, I may enable 50,000 emails for Server X and 12,000 emails for Server Y. With this setup, I could determine the…
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Elastic Email's SMTP email service
At the moment, Elastic Email's SMTP email service can only be enabled at the account level. In my situation, tho, I use a single account to oversee more than fifty live servers. Because of this, tracking the cost of email consumption for each project is very challenging.
Instead of activating the SMTP add-on for the entire account, I would really like to be able to do it for each server. I could then distribute email volumes according to the usage of each server. For instance, I might let 12,000 emails for Server Y and 50,000 emails for Server X. I…
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Cloudways
If I could implement it for every server, it would be ideal. After that, I could allocate email volumes based on each server's utilization. For example, I could set Server Y to receive 12,000 emails and Server X to receive 50,000. Using this configuration, I could determine the exact cost per server and bill my clients accordingly.
Since I would have to cover the full cost myself, it is no longer feasible for me to provide this add-on to my customers. For Cloudways users like me who utilize your infrastructure to handle several client projects, having server-level control over this…
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Elastic Email
The SMTP email service offered by Elastic Email can currently only be activated at the account level. However, in my case, I manage over fifty live servers with a single account. This makes it extremely difficult to monitor the cost of email consumption for each project.
I would love to be able to activate the SMTP add-on for each server rather than for the full account. After that, I could allocate email volumes based on how each server is being used. For example, I may allow 50,000 emails for Server X and 12,000 emails for Server Y. With this configuration,…
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Better Caching Controls for Media-Heavy WordPress Sites
It would be helpful to have more granular caching controls for media-heavy WordPress websites, especially sites serving video-related content. For example, I manage a YouCine APK information site where faster page loading is important for visitors.
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Better Performance Dashboard
A built-in performance dashboard with page speed insights, resource usage, and simple optimization suggestions would help users identify and fix performance issues more quickly.
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thank you . . .
mr flip is a fun arcade-style mobile game, typically revolving around jumping, somersaulting, and precise landings. https://mrflip.io/
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Built-in AI Content Optimization Tool for Websites
As a company that manages educational websites, we would love to see Cloudways introduce an AI-powered content optimization feature within the hosting dashboard. This tool could provide recommendations for page speed, SEO improvements, image optimization, broken links, and content performance.
At The Academic Papers UK, we regularly publish educational content and believe having these insights directly inside Cloudways would save time and improve website performance without relying on multiple third-party tools.
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Idea Enhanced One Click Backup and Restore Options per Application
It would be very helpful to have one click backup and restore options for individual applications instead of only at the server level. Many users host multiple apps on a single Cloudways Flexible server, and restoring the entire server for one small change can be risky and time consuming. This feature would allow users to safely test updates, plugins, or code changes on a single app without affecting other sites. It would greatly improve workflow efficiency, reduce downtime, and provide better control for developers and site owners managing multiple projects.
Related use case and content reference https://thetrafficridersapk.com/
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Add Per-Application Resource Usage Dashboard
It would be very helpful if Cloudways provided detailed resource usage metrics on a per-application basis instead of only server-level statistics.
Suggested metrics:
CPU usage by application
RAM consumption
Disk I/O
PHP worker utilization
Database query performance
Historical resource graphs (24 hours, 7 days, 30 days)This would make it much easier to identify which application is causing high resource usage, troubleshoot performance issues, and make informed scaling decisions without relying on third-party monitoring tools.
I believe this feature would be especially valuable for users hosting multiple websites on the same server.
https://subwaysurferdl.com/1 vote -
Feature Request: Be able to remove/delete backup yourself
Hello Team,
Sometimes it would useful to be able to remove/delete an application backup on your own, e.g. if you need to free up storage, or if you backed up accidentally.
Also, renaming backups (to be able to use meaningful names) would be great.
These features seem to be very easy to implement and improve developer satisfaction.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Gabriel Zeisz1 vote -
Add a Built-In "Print Test Page" Option for Web Applications
I suggest adding a built-in Print Test Page (https://testmyprint.com/) feature for hosted web applications.
Many web-based tools eventually need to print invoices, labels, reports, tickets, or other documents. Before printing important files, it would be useful if users could quickly verify that their printer is connected and working correctly with a simple test page.
This feature could help users:
- Confirm printer connectivity.
- Check page alignment and margins.
- Verify print quality before printing important documents.
- Reduce wasted paper and troubleshooting time.
I think this would improve the overall user experience, especially for businesses that rely on frequent printing.
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https://mrflip.io/
Mr. Flip is a lighthearted, entertaining game focusing on rhythmic skill and acrobatic physics simulation. The game requires players to control a character to jump and perform mid-air somersaults for precise landings.1 vote -
More Flexible Edge Cache Purge Controls
I manage a content website (https://infobudal.com/) where new articles and updates are published frequently. It would be very helpful if Cloudways offered more flexible cache purge options, such as clearing cache by URL, category, tag, or post type instead of purging the entire website. This would improve publishing workflows while keeping the rest of the site fully cached for visitors.
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PayPal Login
PayPal Login simplifies secure account access for sending money, receiving payments, checking balances, and managing financial activity. Explore helpful resources covering login procedures, account security, password assistance, verification methods, and safe online payment management through trusted digital wallet solutions.
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Reducing Third-Party Script Impact Improved Our INP Score
We noticed that user interactions were feeling sluggish despite having decent Core Web Vitals scores. After some investigation, we found that several third-party scripts were competing for the main thread during page load.
By delaying non-essential scripts until user interaction and using fetchpriority="high" only for critical assets, we achieved noticeably better Interaction to Next Paint (INP) results without sacrificing functionality.
We documented some of our optimization insights here:
Has anyone else experimented with prioritizing critical resources while deferring third-party scripts? I'd love to hear what techniques have worked best for improving real-world responsiveness.
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Should Mage-OS Be Added as a Native Installation Option?
As Mage-OS continues to mature as a community-driven Magento distribution, it would be great to see it included as a native installation option alongside standard Magento.
Currently, users who want to switch to Mage-OS often have to install Magento first, remove it while preserving the database, and then install Mage-OS in the same location to keep the existing configuration. This process is time-consuming and can be confusing for less experienced users.
Adding Mage-OS as a built-in installation choice would simplify deployment, reduce migration steps, and make it easier for developers and merchants to adopt the platform.
What do you think?…
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