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GoDaddy Expands WordPress Offerings with Managed Hosting

Posted on January 18, 2014
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GoDaddy Expands WordPress Offerings with Managed Hosting

Go Daddy unveiled a new WordPress offering that they announced on Thursday.

From the press release they put out:

GoDaddy Managed WordPress automatically updates accounts to the latest version of WordPress and ensures that a website’s plug-ins aren’t vulnerable to security attacks or wasting resources, causing a website to perform poorly. In addition to protecting WordPress, GoDaddy offers layers of added security including firewalls, malware scanning and automated security patching – all supported by an award-winning Security Team with continuous monitoring.

The new Web hosting service uses load-balanced servers dedicated to WordPress with multiple cashing layers and massively redundant SSD-backed file and database servers to ensure fast page loads and high scalability for traffic spikes. Users interested in transferring WordPress sites to GoDaddy can use a one-click migration tool that has been developed to automatically and simply move all the relevant files.

GoDaddy is officially launching the product at WordCamp Phoenix yesterday. Participants of the event have been able to test out the product leading up to the event, in order to give feedback directly to the engineers and designers. Just as the product was created with feedback from users and experts, the team plans on using interactions with the WordPress community to continuously improve the product.

Venture Beat covered this and included a line “Protection against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks comes as part of the deal.”

3 thoughts on “GoDaddy Expands WordPress Offerings with Managed Hosting”

  1. impulse says:
    January 18, 2014 at 11:32 pm

    Very interesting. I currently host my 20 WordPress sites at wpengine.com for $249/month so this service for $70/month seems like a much better deal.

  2. jose says:
    January 19, 2014 at 2:45 am

    better go with DreamHost than lousy GoDaddy…

  3. BullS says:
    January 19, 2014 at 2:08 pm

    Dreamhost…ha ha…I called them DeadHost

    they lost all my files and no customer service support.

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