Releases Altis Cloud v17: WordPress 6.3 & PHP 8.1 Posted by Ryan McCue We’re pleased to announce the release of Altis Cloud v17, bringing with it support for WordPress 6.3 along with numerous changes to the platform infrastructure. Upgrade to v17 What’s under… Read more
Releases Altis v16: introducing Afterburner Posted by Ryan McCue Altis v16 has arrived – upgrade for free now to experience optimized WordPress performance thanks to our latest PHP extension, Afterburner. We’ve been working hard to bring you the most… Read more
Releases WordPress AI Assistant: A game-changer in the latest Altis Accelerate update Posted by Corey Brown The most recent update to the Altis Accelerate plugin welcomes the integration of OpenAI’s technology with WordPress, marking a significant step forward in how we create and manage content. This… Read more
Releases Altis Cloud v15: PHP 8.2 & WordPress 6.2 Posted by Ryan McCue Altis Cloud version 15 is here! We’ve got an action-packed update for you, including support for PHP 8.2, self-service domain management, and more. Upgrade to v15 What’s under the hood… Read more
News Altis Cloud now supports HTTP/3 with QUIC, for a faster WordPress Posted by Joe Hoyle HTTP/3 is the latest version of the HTTP protocol, which is the foundation of the internet. It is designed to improve the performance and security of web applications and services.… Read more
Dev Improving performance: caching remote requests Posted by Konstantin Kovshenin On the modern interconnected web, displaying content on a website often involves talking to third-party integrations. From open job positions pulled from hiring software to videos from digital asset management… Read more
News Altis Cloud v14: metrics, a CLI & WordPress 6.1 Posted by Ryan McCue Version 14 of Altis Cloud has landed, bringing with it a metrics dashboard, a brand new CLI and an upgrade to WordPress 6.1. Upgrade to v14 New cloud metrics dashboard… Read more
News The Altis Take: State of the Word 2022 Posted by Corey Brown Towards the end of every year, the WordPress community begins to anticipate the delivery of State of the Word, a keynote address from WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg providing a reflection… Read more