Managed WordPress hosting provider Pagely has built its new NorthStack model to make running WordPress cheaper, using a serverless approach. WordPress is getting the serverless treatment, thanks to a new effort from managed WordPress hosting provider Pagely.
The new NorthStack platform disaggregates the usual stack that WordPress requires into a series of services that largely run on serverless infrastructure at Amazon Web Services (AWS). The NorthStack effort is an attempt to lower the fixed costs and infrastructure needed to deploy and run WordPress.
"WordPress itself is based on 12 year old code, it does not want to be in a serverless environment," Joshua Strebel, CEO of Pagely told eWEEK. "WordPress wants to live on one AWS EC2 node up next to its’ database with everything all contained in it."
Pagely is a privately-held managed WordPress hosting provider that was founded in 2009. The company counts some big names among its high-touch customer base including Nginx, unicef, Visa, Disney and Comcast.
WordPress is one of the most widely deployed blogging and content management systems (CMS) on the internet. The code is updated regularly with the most recent release
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