Five layers, run as one stack.
We're experts in all of the areas we run, which is why Cloudflare rules don't break checkout and Redis drops get root-caused instead of papered over. Below is what's inside each layer.
WAF rules, rate limiting, bot mitigation, Workers, page rules, Turnstile, Super Bot Fight Mode. Not "turn it on and forget." Tuned for ecommerce traffic patterns — and for the cases where Cloudflare itself is breaking your checkout.
nginx, Apache, PHP-FPM tuning, Redis, MariaDB / MySQL. DigitalOcean, AWS, whatever stack you're running. Configured for real ecommerce load, not the defaults that ship with a $20 droplet.
Core Web Vitals, TTFB, object caching architecture, CDN strategy, image optimization. We measure before and after, not "it feels faster now."
WP-Cron and Action Scheduler queue management, alerting, incident response protocols. Most ecommerce shops discover their cron is stampeded only when checkout goes down. We catch it before.
WAF rules, OS hardening, plugin / theme audit, dependency scanning, incident response. We've cleaned up hacked stores and built the WAF rules that stop them getting re-hit.
Three infrastructure stories.
All infrastructure casesA dedicated DBA and sysadmin on a six-person team. Most shops our size don't have this role at all — and you can feel it in their work.
It's the difference between a sysadmin on staff and "our agency has someone who can look into it." Bot rule misfires get caught, not lived with. Redis drops get root-caused, not papered over. Cron stampedes get fixed at the scheduler, not at the CDN.