The real lesson: our site was a brochure pretending to be an application. Yours might be too. Full story, receipts included: remarkablecloud.com/blog/wor…

What we lost, honestly: the visual editor. Every article is Markdown now. Every fix is a commit. If marketers edit your site daily, do NOT copy us.

We stopped paying ~$1,000/yr for Elementor Pro, Rank Math Pro, and a translation plugin. But the money was never the point. Every one of those licenses was an apology for using the wrong tool.

The funny part? That score is with NO cache plugin and NO CDN. We literally sell LiteSpeed licenses. Didn't need one. Nothing to optimize beats optimized.

New stack: Astro, static HTML, deploys on git push. First PageSpeed test: 100 / 100 / 100 / 100. LCP 0.5s. Total Blocking Time: 0ms.

We run a managed hosting company. We host thousands of WordPress sites. Last month we deleted WordPress from our own website. 🧵#wordpress #astro

cPanel just patched a critical auth bypass that hit every supported version. Our customers were protected in minutes of the advisory dropping. Zero emails. Zero action required. That is managed hosting. Full breakdown: remarkablecloud.com/blog/cpa… #cPanel #ManagedHosting

Full guide: SPF, DKIM, DMARC explained, the bad neighbor problem, what RC includes, and four free tools to test your setup. remarkablecloud.com/blog/ema… #EmailDeliverability #SPF #DKIM #DMARC #WebHosting #ManagedHosting

To test your own setup: dmarctester.com, sends a test email and visualizes exactly how SPF, DKIM, DMARC are evaluated in real time. mail-tester.com — overall deliverability score mxtoolbox.com — blacklist + DNS checks

Also included by default: - SPF, DKIM, DMARC configured for every domain - Collaborative inbound antispam - Both inbound AND outbound protection - All domains on your server, no per-domain fees No other managed VPS provider we know of offers this at our price range.

On a RemarkableCloud Cloud Cube: Outbound email routes through #MailChannels , premium SMTP infrastructure with a clean sender reputation, completely separate from your server's IP. No shared IP. No neighbor risk. No blacklist surprises.

And you have no idea why. Because you can't see your neighbors. You can't control what they send. You have no way to know your IP is on a blacklist until customers start complaining. This is one of the most common and least understood deliverability problems.

The part nobody talks about: IP reputation. On shared hosting, everyone shares the same outbound mail IP. One neighbor sends spam. The IP gets blacklisted. Your SPF passes. Your DKIM passes. Your DMARC passes. Your order confirmations still go to spam.

SPF: proves your server is allowed to send for your domain. DKIM: proves the email wasn't modified in transit. DMARC: tells receiving servers what to do when either fails. All three are DNS records. All three need to pass. But passing all three still isn't enough.

Most emails don't go to spam because of your content. They go to spam because of your server's identity. A thread on SPF, DKIM, DMAR, and why your neighbor's behavior can ruin your deliverability. 🧵

✅ Maintenance done. Proxmox cluster is back, network is stronger, bond issue squashed. All services online. Thanks for bearing with us 🙏 📊 manager.remarkablecloud.com/…

🔧 Maintenance window now live. We're rebooting the Proxmox cluster to boost network resilience and fix a bond issue. Expect brief 5–15 min interruptions per node — services on other nodes stay online. Live status 👉 manager.remarkablecloud.com/…

Full breakdown — the math, the fine print, three real scenarios, and how the 500% SLA actually works: remarkablecloud.com/blog/wha… #WebHosting #SLA #ManagedHosting #Uptime #WordPress

Why? Because when we fail, it should cost us more than it costs you. That alignment is what a percentage target with 1x credits doesn't create. We've been managing servers since 2001. Reliability isn't a marketing number for us.