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Brindlewyck UK Creating CC4 UK

4 cores · 16 GB memory · 200 GB storage · 2 sites · requested 10:41 by Sam Okafor

Creating Brindlewyck UK Stage 4 of 6 · Images pulled
3:41 usually about 5 minutes
  1. 1
    Nodes requested

    Asked Google Cloud for nodes in the UK.

    0:00
  2. 2
    Nodes ready

    1 node up, 4 cores. More start as sites need them.

    1:48
  3. 3
    Sites scheduled

    Both sites placed, with their disks and databases.

    2:05
  4. 4
    Images pulled

    1 of 2. Laravel is on the node, WordPress is downloading.

    3:20
  5. 5
    Installing

    Fresh WordPress on kilnandcopse.com.

    —
  6. 6
    Ready

    Logins shown here once, when each site finishes.

    —

Sites · 1 of 2 ready

plinthwick.studio Laravel M
plinthwick-studio-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
Ready at 3:28
  1. Requested
  2. Committed
  3. Picked up
  4. Image
  5. Starting
  6. Ready
kilnandcopse.com WP S
kilnandcopse-com-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
Pulling the WordPress image
  1. Requested
  2. Committed
  3. Picked up
  4. Image
  5. Starting
  6. Ready

You can leave this page. Creating carries on.

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Environments 3
Each one is its own copy: files, database, address, SSH port.
Clone…New environment
EnvironmentAddressSizeDeploysSnapshots
Production
production		 www.marrowtide.co.uk
certificate ready		 M main
deploys on push		 Daily Open ↗
Staging …-staging-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
password-protected · noindex		 S release/october Off Open ↗
Push to live…
Development …-dev-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
Cloning from Staging · step 3 of 5		 S feature/new-menu Off

Snapshots are incremental, daily by default and down to hourly; switch them on or off per environment.

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WordPress tools
Core, plugins, themes and administrators, through wp-cli.
Checked 09:40Flush cacheUpdate all (3)
Updates 3InstalledAvailable
WordPress core6.8.16.8.2Update
WooCommerce plugin9.9.39.9.4Update
Yoast SEO plugin25.525.6Update
Wordfence plugin8.0.5✓ Up to date

AdministratorsLast login

  • samsam@brindlewyck.agencytoday
  • client-editorweb@marrowtide.co.uk3 days ago

Reset passwordCreate admin user…

Log in to wp-admin

Signs you in as sam without a password.

Debug loggingOff

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Deployments plinthwick.studio · production
Switch to manual Deploy now

Deployment mode

⎇ Git · main github.com/brindlewyck/plinthwick
Deploy on push
On
Releases kept
5

Rolling back takes seconds.

  • #48
    a91f3c2 Checkout: delivery slots on mobile

    Today 09:48 · Sam Okafor · succeeded in 54 s

    Live
  • #47
    7bd08e1 Bump Laravel to 12.31

    Yesterday 17:12 · Priya Shah · 61 s

    Roll back to this
  • #46
    c04d9aa Add Mailgun webhook

    Failed at Build · release #45 stayed live

    Failed
  • #45
    e8d2f10 Blog: related posts block

    Mon 11:03 · Sam Okafor · 49 s

    Roll back to this
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Snapshots kilnandcopse.com · production
Scheduled · daily Take a snapshot now

Files and database, incremental · daily by default, down to hourly · kept 30 days

TakenKindSizeNote
Today 09:12 One-off 4.8 GB Before the Magento 2.4.8 upgrade

Sam Okafor

 Restore…
Today 02:00 Scheduled 4.8 GB — Restore…
Yesterday 02:00 Scheduled 4.7 GB — Restore…
28 Sept 02:00 Scheduled 4.6 GB — Restore…
21 Sept 10:02 Before restore 4.5 GB Protected taken automatically Restore…

56 of 800 GB snapshot quota used across the cluster · oldest pruned first when full

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Hostnames marrowtide.co.uk · Production · 4
+ Add hostnameAttach domain
HostnameRoleTLSDNS
www.marrowtide.co.uk Primary Certificate ready Pointed here
marrowtide.co.uk
redirects to the primary		 Alias
Make primary		 Certificate ready Pointed here
shop.marrowtide.co.uk
added today · Priya Shah		 Alias Pending
waits for DNS		 Points elsewhere
Check DNS
marrowtide-co-uk-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
noindex works before DNS moves		 Platform address Certificate ready Pointed here
www or non-wwwwwwnon-www Hide from search engines (noindex)
Creating your cluster See how it works →
{  Why agencies switch  }

Stop hosting one site at a time

Another client, another plan, another login, another bill. CoreCluster gives the whole agency one cluster, and one screen to run it from.

Shared or reseller hosting
Managed WordPress hosts
CoreCluster by Corefinity
What you pay for
An account on a shared box
A plan per site, visits capped
One cluster, unlimited sites within it
Where a site runs
Shared PHP, shared database
A shared or virtual server
Its own pod, its own disk, its own caps
Staging
Do it yourself
A paid add-on, one per site
Clone production in a click, as many as you like
Access
FTP and a file manager
SFTP, sometimes SSH
SSH, SFTP, Git deploys and a browser terminal
Backups
Daily, if the plan includes them
Daily
Daily to hourly, incremental, kept 30 days
Region
Wherever the box is
A handful of regions
UK, US, Netherlands or Australia, your choice
Migration
Yours to do
Paid, or a plugin
Free and fully managed, from any host
Who answers at 2am
A ticket queue
Chat support
UK engineers, in your own Slack channel
{  How it works  }

Sign-up to a client site in production, in an afternoon

  1. 1

    Create your cluster

    Choose a country and a package, name it, add your first sites. Your own nodes on Google Cloud are ready in about five minutes.

    RegionPackageNameFirst sitesReview
  2. 2

    Add sites, or let us move them

    A fresh WordPress, Laravel or Magento 2 install, or an empty site for your code. Each gets its own pod, disk, database and SSH port. Moving from another host? Migration is free and fully managed.

    WordPressLaravelMagento 2 Ready at 3:28
  3. 3

    Run them from one place

    Clone staging, deploy from Git, switch PHP, take snapshots, flip maintenance on. A dozen logins become one panel, with an audit trail.

    Production🔒 Staging🔒 Development
{  Inside the panel  }

What your team sees every day

The control panel our enterprise clients have used for a decade, with a Managed Clusters section built for agencies.

  1. 1/4

    Build sites in minutes

    Fresh installs or empty sites for your code, each with its own pod, disk and database. Staging and development are a click.

    WordPress, Laravel or Magento 2. Ready in about five minutes.

    See how it works → WordPress, Laravel or Magento 2. Ready in about five minutes. Production, staging and development per site. Clone either way, push to live. Core, plugin and theme updates, admin accounts and one-click login. Flush cache and reindex, and upgrade with a snapshot taken first. Clear caches, restart queue workers and run migrations from the panel.
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    Create site
    Step 1 of 3 · Platform and content
    1 Platform2 Name and size3 Review

    Platform

    ✓ WordPress Fresh install, PHP 8.3
    Laravel Empty, ready for your repository
    Magento 2 2.4.8 with OpenSearch

    Start from

    Fresh installWordPress 7.1, ready to log in
    Empty site, I'll deploy my codeFrom Git, or over SSH
    Each site gets its own pod, disk, database and SSH port.
    CancelNext: name and size
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    Environments 3
    Each one is its own copy: files, database, address, SSH port.
    Clone…New environment
    EnvironmentAddressSizeDeploysSnapshots
    Production
    production    		 www.marrowtide.co.uk
    certificate ready    		 M main
    deploys on push    		 Daily Open ↗
    Staging …-staging-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
    password-protected · noindex    		 S release/october Off Open ↗
    Push to live…
    Development …-dev-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
    Cloning from Staging · step 3 of 5    		 S feature/new-menu Off

    Snapshots are incremental, daily by default and down to hourly; switch them on or off per environment.

    manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
    WordPress tools
    Core, plugins, themes and administrators, through wp-cli.
    Checked 09:40Flush cacheUpdate all (3)
    Updates 3InstalledAvailable
    WordPress core6.8.16.8.2Update
    WooCommerce plugin9.9.39.9.4Update
    Yoast SEO plugin25.525.6Update
    Wordfence plugin8.0.5✓ Up to date

    AdministratorsLast login

    • samsam@brindlewyck.agencytoday
    • client-editorweb@marrowtide.co.uk3 days ago

    Reset passwordCreate admin user…

    Log in to wp-admin

    Signs you in as sam without a password.

    Debug loggingOff

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    Magento 2 tools
    Cache, indexers and upgrades, run on the site.
    Flush cache

    Flush cacheChoose types…

    Every cache type, including full-page.

    Last run 09:12 · Sam Okafor

    ReindexReindex all

    Rebuilds every indexer on the site.

    Last run today 02:10 · 3 min

    Setup upgradeRun

    Runs setup:upgrade on the site, with the output kept in Activity.

    Last run 2 Oct

    Maintenance modeOff

    Shows the holding page to visitors.

    Search engines get a 503 with Retry-After.

    Cron: running Indexers: 11 valid, 2 need reindex OpenSearch: healthy
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    Laravel tools
    Artisan, queues and migrations, run on the site.
    Clear caches
    • Clear caches php artisan optimize:clear

      Config, route, view, event and application caches.

      Run
    • Restart queue workers php artisan queue:restart

      Workers finish their current job and restart on the latest code.

      1 worker · healthyRestart
    • Run migrations php artisan migrate --force

      With a safety snapshot first.

      Run with snapshot
    • Storage link php artisan storage:link

      public/storage → storage/app/public

      ✓ Linked

    Every run is recorded in Activity with its output.

  2. 2/4

    Launch on your clients' domains

    Attach domains, get free certificates, and let the panel write your Cloudflare records.

    Primary, aliases and www choice. Free certificates the moment DNS points here.

    See how it works → Primary, aliases and www choice. Free certificates the moment DNS points here. Connect once per company. Point DNS and purge cache from the panel. Exact, prefix or regex, 301 or 302. Import from nginx, Apache or CSV. Live, no restart. A verified sending domain per site. Staging never emails real people.
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    Hostnames marrowtide.co.uk · Production · 4
    + Add hostnameAttach domain
    HostnameRoleTLSDNS
    www.marrowtide.co.uk Primary Certificate ready Pointed here
    marrowtide.co.uk
    redirects to the primary    		 Alias
    Make primary    		 Certificate ready Pointed here
    shop.marrowtide.co.uk
    added today · Priya Shah    		 Alias Pending
    waits for DNS    		 Points elsewhere
    Check DNS
    marrowtide-co-uk-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
    noindex works before DNS moves    		 Platform address Certificate ready Pointed here
    www or non-wwwwwwnon-www Hide from search engines (noindex)
    manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
    Cloudflare Company settings
    Brindlewyck Digital · shared by every cluster
    Replace tokenRefresh zones
    ZoneSiteSSLProxy
    marrowtide.co.uk → marrowtide.co.uk · WordPress Full (strict) Proxied Linked
    kilnandcopse.com → kilnandcopse.com · Magento 2 Full (strict) Proxied Linked
    plinthwick.studio → plinthwick.studio · Laravel Full (strict) Proxied Linked
    + 11 zones not linked to a site

    Changes to DNS are made through your token and logged in Activity.

    manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
    Redirects marrowtide.co.uk · 4 rules
    Applied live, no restart.
    Import (nginx, Apache, CSV)+ Add redirect
    #FromToTypeMatch
    1 /old-shop /shop 301 Exact Edit
    2 ^/blog/(.*)$ /journal/$1 301 Regex Edit
    3 /summer-sale /collections/summer 302 Exact Edit
    4 /products/ /shop/ 301 Prefix Edit
    Test a URL /blog/autumn-garden → /journal/autumn-garden · 301 · rule 2
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  3. 3/4

    Ship changes safely

    Deploy from Git with rollback, or work over SFTP. Named users, keys and a recorded terminal in the browser.

    Deploy on push. Every deploy is a release; roll back in seconds.

    See how it works → Deploy on push. Every deploy is a release; roll back in seconds. Per-site users and keys, applied in a minute. Terminal sessions recorded. PHP 7.4 to 8.5 per site, MariaDB 11.4 to 12.3, PHP limits and scheduled tasks.
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    Deployments plinthwick.studio · production
    Switch to manual Deploy now

    Deployment mode

    ⎇ Git · main github.com/brindlewyck/plinthwick
    Deploy on push
    On
    Releases kept
    5

    Rolling back takes seconds.

    • #48
      a91f3c2 Checkout: delivery slots on mobile

      Today 09:48 · Sam Okafor · succeeded in 54 s

      Live
    • #47
      7bd08e1 Bump Laravel to 12.31

      Yesterday 17:12 · Priya Shah · 61 s

      Roll back to this
    • #46
      c04d9aa Add Mailgun webhook

      Failed at Build · release #45 stayed live

      Failed
    • #45
      e8d2f10 Blog: related posts block

      Mon 11:03 · Sam Okafor · 49 s

      Roll back to this
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    SSH and SFTP marrowtide.co.uk · production
    Open terminal Add user

    Host ssh-brindlewyck-uk.cfstack.io · port 20002 · built-in user web

    ssh -p 20002 web@ssh-brindlewyck-uk.cfstack.ioCopy

    UsersAccessDirectoryKeys
    web built-in SSH /var/www 2 keys Edit
    priya Priya Shah SSH /var/www 1 key Edit
    client-uploads SFTP only /var/www/htdocs/wp-content/uploads 1 key + password Edit
    Connected · recorded 
    web@application-0:~/htdocs$ wp cache flush
Success: The cache was flushed.
web@application-0:~/htdocs$
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    Runtime kilnandcopse.com · Magento 2

    Version and PHP setting changes restart the site, about a minute. Crons apply live.

    Restart PHP Save settings

    Versions

    PHP
    8.28.38.48.5
    MariaDB
    11.4 upgrade to 11.8 available
    Object cache
    Redis On
    Search
    OpenSearch 2 Healthy

    PHP settings

    • memory_limit1024M
    • upload_max_filesize64M
    • max_execution_time300
    Crons 2 jobs · run as web
    Crons on
    bin/magento cron:run Every minute Ran 10:41 Edit
    bin/magento indexer:reindex Nightly at 02:00 Ran 02:00 Edit
  4. 4/4

    Protect it, and see it coming

    Snapshots you can restore to any point, a maintenance switch, and a dashboard that tells you what needs attention.

    Daily by default, as often as hourly. Incremental, kept 30 days.

    See how it works → Daily by default, as often as hourly. Incremental, kept 30 days. One switch. Visitors see a holding page and search engines a 503, while your team keeps working through SSH and the panel. CPU, memory and storage measured on real use. Upgrade in one click. Daily Lighthouse scores and Core Web Vitals for every live site.
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    Snapshots kilnandcopse.com · production
    Scheduled · daily Take a snapshot now

    Files and database, incremental · daily by default, down to hourly · kept 30 days

    TakenKindSizeNote
    Today 09:12 One-off 4.8 GB Before the Magento 2.4.8 upgrade

    Sam Okafor

    		 Restore…
    Today 02:00 Scheduled 4.8 GB — Restore…
    Yesterday 02:00 Scheduled 4.7 GB — Restore…
    28 Sept 02:00 Scheduled 4.6 GB — Restore…
    21 Sept 10:02 Before restore 4.5 GB Protected taken automatically Restore…

    56 of 800 GB snapshot quota used across the cluster · oldest pruned first when full

    manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
    Maintenance On
    kilnandcopse.com · Production
    Preview the pageTurn maintenance off
    Maintenance page is showing to visitors since 09:14. Your team keeps working through SSH and the panel. Search engines get a 503 with Retry-After, so rankings are unaffected.
    While it is on
    • Your teamSSH and the panel, as normal
    • Visitorsholding page · 503 to search engines

    Visitors see the page on the right.

    kilnandcopse.com
    Down for maintenance We’ll be back shortly.
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    Capacity Brindlewyck UK · UK · CC8
    Usage history Upgrade package

    What your sites and environments use, measured at their busiest over 24 h, against the package.

    CPU26%

    2.1 / 8 cores

    Memory71%

    22.6 / 32 GB

    Storage53%

    212 / 400 GB

    warns at 75% · new sites pause at 90%

    Needs attention 2
    27 healthy 1 applying 1 degraded
    • !
      fernglimmer.co.uk PHP restarted after running out of memory
      Degraded Acknowledge
    • ⟳
      fellstride-outdoors.co.uk PHP 8.2 → 8.3, back in about a minute
      Applying Open

    Measured on real use, not allocations, so a cluster carries more sites than the arithmetic suggests.

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    PageSpeed marrowtide.co.uk
    Tested today 03:10 · daily for live sites
    HistoryRun now
    MobileNeeds improvement
    61/ 100
    DesktopGood
    92/ 100

    Core Web Vitals · mobile

    LCP2.9 sNeeds improvement
    CLS0.02Good
    INP140 msGood

    Mobile · 30 days 48 → 61

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Create site
Step 1 of 3 · Platform and content
1 Platform2 Name and size3 Review

Platform

✓ WordPress Fresh install, PHP 8.3
Laravel Empty, ready for your repository
Magento 2 2.4.8 with OpenSearch

Start from

Fresh installWordPress 7.1, ready to log in
Empty site, I'll deploy my codeFrom Git, or over SSH
Each site gets its own pod, disk, database and SSH port.
CancelNext: name and size
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Environments 3
Each one is its own copy: files, database, address, SSH port.
Clone…New environment
EnvironmentAddressSizeDeploysSnapshots
Production
production		 www.marrowtide.co.uk
certificate ready		 M main
deploys on push		 Daily Open ↗
Staging …-staging-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
password-protected · noindex		 S release/october Off Open ↗
Push to live…
Development …-dev-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
Cloning from Staging · step 3 of 5		 S feature/new-menu Off

Snapshots are incremental, daily by default and down to hourly; switch them on or off per environment.

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WordPress tools
Core, plugins, themes and administrators, through wp-cli.
Checked 09:40Flush cacheUpdate all (3)
Updates 3InstalledAvailable
WordPress core6.8.16.8.2Update
WooCommerce plugin9.9.39.9.4Update
Yoast SEO plugin25.525.6Update
Wordfence plugin8.0.5✓ Up to date

AdministratorsLast login

  • samsam@brindlewyck.agencytoday
  • client-editorweb@marrowtide.co.uk3 days ago

Reset passwordCreate admin user…

Log in to wp-admin

Signs you in as sam without a password.

Debug loggingOff

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Magento 2 tools
Cache, indexers and upgrades, run on the site.
Flush cache

Flush cacheChoose types…

Every cache type, including full-page.

Last run 09:12 · Sam Okafor

ReindexReindex all

Rebuilds every indexer on the site.

Last run today 02:10 · 3 min

Setup upgradeRun

Runs setup:upgrade on the site, with the output kept in Activity.

Last run 2 Oct

Maintenance modeOff

Shows the holding page to visitors.

Search engines get a 503 with Retry-After.

Cron: running Indexers: 11 valid, 2 need reindex OpenSearch: healthy
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Laravel tools
Artisan, queues and migrations, run on the site.
Clear caches
  • Clear caches php artisan optimize:clear

    Config, route, view, event and application caches.

    Run
  • Restart queue workers php artisan queue:restart

    Workers finish their current job and restart on the latest code.

    1 worker · healthyRestart
  • Run migrations php artisan migrate --force

    With a safety snapshot first.

    Run with snapshot
  • Storage link php artisan storage:link

    public/storage → storage/app/public

    ✓ Linked

Every run is recorded in Activity with its output.

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Hostnames marrowtide.co.uk · Production · 4
+ Add hostnameAttach domain
HostnameRoleTLSDNS
www.marrowtide.co.uk Primary Certificate ready Pointed here
marrowtide.co.uk
redirects to the primary		 Alias
Make primary		 Certificate ready Pointed here
shop.marrowtide.co.uk
added today · Priya Shah		 Alias Pending
waits for DNS		 Points elsewhere
Check DNS
marrowtide-co-uk-brindlewyck.cfstack.io
noindex works before DNS moves		 Platform address Certificate ready Pointed here
www or non-wwwwwwnon-www Hide from search engines (noindex)
manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
Cloudflare Company settings
Brindlewyck Digital · shared by every cluster
Replace tokenRefresh zones
ZoneSiteSSLProxy
marrowtide.co.uk → marrowtide.co.uk · WordPress Full (strict) Proxied Linked
kilnandcopse.com → kilnandcopse.com · Magento 2 Full (strict) Proxied Linked
plinthwick.studio → plinthwick.studio · Laravel Full (strict) Proxied Linked
+ 11 zones not linked to a site

Changes to DNS are made through your token and logged in Activity.

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Redirects marrowtide.co.uk · 4 rules
Applied live, no restart.
Import (nginx, Apache, CSV)+ Add redirect
#FromToTypeMatch
1 /old-shop /shop 301 Exact Edit
2 ^/blog/(.*)$ /journal/$1 301 Regex Edit
3 /summer-sale /collections/summer 302 Exact Edit
4 /products/ /shop/ 301 Prefix Edit
Test a URL /blog/autumn-garden → /journal/autumn-garden · 301 · rule 2
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Deployments plinthwick.studio · production
Switch to manual Deploy now

Deployment mode

⎇ Git · main github.com/brindlewyck/plinthwick
Deploy on push
On
Releases kept
5

Rolling back takes seconds.

  • #48
    a91f3c2 Checkout: delivery slots on mobile

    Today 09:48 · Sam Okafor · succeeded in 54 s

    Live
  • #47
    7bd08e1 Bump Laravel to 12.31

    Yesterday 17:12 · Priya Shah · 61 s

    Roll back to this
  • #46
    c04d9aa Add Mailgun webhook

    Failed at Build · release #45 stayed live

    Failed
  • #45
    e8d2f10 Blog: related posts block

    Mon 11:03 · Sam Okafor · 49 s

    Roll back to this
manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
SSH and SFTP marrowtide.co.uk · production
Open terminal Add user

Host ssh-brindlewyck-uk.cfstack.io · port 20002 · built-in user web

ssh -p 20002 web@ssh-brindlewyck-uk.cfstack.ioCopy

UsersAccessDirectoryKeys
web built-in SSH /var/www 2 keys Edit
priya Priya Shah SSH /var/www 1 key Edit
client-uploads SFTP only /var/www/htdocs/wp-content/uploads 1 key + password Edit
Connected · recorded 
web@application-0:~/htdocs$ wp cache flush
Success: The cache was flushed.
web@application-0:~/htdocs$
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Runtime kilnandcopse.com · Magento 2

Version and PHP setting changes restart the site, about a minute. Crons apply live.

Restart PHP Save settings

Versions

PHP
8.28.38.48.5
MariaDB
11.4 upgrade to 11.8 available
Object cache
Redis On
Search
OpenSearch 2 Healthy

PHP settings

  • memory_limit1024M
  • upload_max_filesize64M
  • max_execution_time300
Crons 2 jobs · run as web
Crons on
bin/magento cron:run Every minute Ran 10:41 Edit
bin/magento indexer:reindex Nightly at 02:00 Ran 02:00 Edit
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Snapshots kilnandcopse.com · production
Scheduled · daily Take a snapshot now

Files and database, incremental · daily by default, down to hourly · kept 30 days

TakenKindSizeNote
Today 09:12 One-off 4.8 GB Before the Magento 2.4.8 upgrade

Sam Okafor

 Restore…
Today 02:00 Scheduled 4.8 GB — Restore…
Yesterday 02:00 Scheduled 4.7 GB — Restore…
28 Sept 02:00 Scheduled 4.6 GB — Restore…
21 Sept 10:02 Before restore 4.5 GB Protected taken automatically Restore…

56 of 800 GB snapshot quota used across the cluster · oldest pruned first when full

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Maintenance On
kilnandcopse.com · Production
Preview the pageTurn maintenance off
Maintenance page is showing to visitors since 09:14. Your team keeps working through SSH and the panel. Search engines get a 503 with Retry-After, so rankings are unaffected.
While it is on
  • Your teamSSH and the panel, as normal
  • Visitorsholding page · 503 to search engines

Visitors see the page on the right.

kilnandcopse.com
Down for maintenance We’ll be back shortly.
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Capacity Brindlewyck UK · UK · CC8
Usage history Upgrade package

What your sites and environments use, measured at their busiest over 24 h, against the package.

CPU26%

2.1 / 8 cores

Memory71%

22.6 / 32 GB

Storage53%

212 / 400 GB

warns at 75% · new sites pause at 90%

Needs attention 2
27 healthy 1 applying 1 degraded
  • !
    fernglimmer.co.uk PHP restarted after running out of memory
    Degraded Acknowledge
  • ⟳
    fellstride-outdoors.co.uk PHP 8.2 → 8.3, back in about a minute
    Applying Open

Measured on real use, not allocations, so a cluster carries more sites than the arithmetic suggests.

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PageSpeed marrowtide.co.uk
Tested today 03:10 · daily for live sites
HistoryRun now
MobileNeeds improvement
61/ 100
DesktopGood
92/ 100

Core Web Vitals · mobile

LCP2.9 sNeeds improvement
CLS0.02Good
INP140 msGood

Mobile · 30 days 48 → 61

{  Everything included  }

One panel, one hundred tools

Build

Create a site

Pick a platform, a domain and a size.

Environments

Staging and dev copies of any site.

WordPress

Updates with a snapshot first.

Magento 2

OpenSearch and Redis in place.

Laravel

Queues and the scheduler from day one. Launch

Custom domains

One certificate for every hostname.

Cloudflare

DNS records written for you.

Redirects

Exact, prefix or regex. No restart.

Email

A verified sending domain per site. Ship

Git deployments

Every deploy is a release you can roll back.

Access

Per-site users, keys and a recorded terminal.

Runtime

PHP 7.4 to 8.5 per site, crons with history. Protect

Snapshots

Daily or hourly, incremental, kept 30 days.

Maintenance

A holding page in one switch.

Capacity

Warned at 75%, upgraded in a few clicks.

PageSpeed

Daily scores and Core Web Vitals.

SFTP users

SSH for developers, SFTP only for clients.

Path-scoped SFTP

Each SFTP user sees one path and nothing above it.

HTTP login

A password on staging, or on a path like /wp-admin/.
Walkthrough Open the full page
{  Multi-region  }

Put each cluster where its visitors are

An Australian client does not have to be served from the UK. Create a second cluster in another country and run it from the same dashboard. Snapshots stay where they were taken.

  • UK
    United Kingdom UK and Irish audiences
    Live
  • US
    United States North American audiences
    Live
  • NL
    Netherlands Mainland European audiences
    Live
  • AUS
    Australia Australian and New Zealand audiences
    Live
UK Live
US Live
Netherlands Live
Australia Live
{  Built different  }

One pod and one disk per site, with hard limits

Each site gets its own web server, PHP, database and cache, with hard limits. A busy store cannot slow the brochure site next to it.

Your cluster · Google Cloud, UK
marrowtide.co.ukWordPress
  • nginx
  • PHP-FPM
  • MariaDB
  • Redis
  • SSH
own disk · incremental snapshots
caps: 2 cores · 4 GB
plinthwick.studioLaravel
  • nginx
  • PHP-FPM
  • MariaDB
  • Redis
  • SSH
own disk · incremental snapshots
caps: 2 cores · 4 GB
kilnandcopse.comMagento 2
  • nginx
  • PHP-FPM
  • MariaDB
  • Redis
  • SSH
  • OpenSearch
own disk · incremental snapshots
caps: 4 cores · 8 GB
Every change is a commit A lost node reschedules its sites automatically
  • Isolated by design

    Web server, PHP, database, Redis and OpenSearch (Elasticsearch for Shopware 5) per site, with unique credentials. Nothing shared between clients.

  • Resources sized to your sites

    Your cluster's cores, memory and storage run on Google Cloud, with 50% scaling built in.

  • Every change is a commit

    A redirect, a PHP version, an SSH key: each is a commit, so the whole estate is auditable and reproducible.

  • Recovers on its own

    A PHP spike restarts a worker, never the database. A failed change keeps the last good config. A lost node reschedules its sites.

{  Security  }

PCI DSS compliant, end to end

The platform under every cluster is fully PCI DSS compliant and scanned by an independent third party every quarter. Your clients' stores inherit that on day one.

PCI DSS Full compliance across every environment, verified quarterly
  • ISO 27001
  • ISO 9001:2015
  • Quarterly independent PCI scans
More about security

Zero-day response

Our own patching tool pushes a fix across the whole fleet the day a vulnerability lands.

WAF and DDoS protection

We support Cloudflare, Sucuri or Fastly in front of any site.

Intrusion detection

Encryption throughout, and intrusion detection on every node.

Encrypted backups

Incremental snapshots, encrypted and stored apart from the site they protect.

Automated TLS

Certificates from Let's Encrypt, issued and renewed for you.

24/7 monitoring

Continuous security and incident monitoring, with engineers on call.

Security partners: Sansec and Sectigo.

{  Support  }

Engineers on the line, around the clock

No first-line filters. The people who answer run the platform and know your clusters.

< 6 min average emergency response
24/7/365 UK-based engineers on call
100% answered by platform engineers
1 hour response SLA, Essential support on every cluster

Phone, 24/7

Talk directly to an engineer, day or night.

Your own Slack channel

A shared channel with our engineers in it, for the quick questions and the 2am ones.

Tickets, 24/7

Raise a ticket from the panel and track it through to resolution.

Live chat

Quick answers from someone who knows your setup.

Fully managed, as every Corefinity plan is

  • Proactive monitoring, with problems fixed before they reach you or your clients
  • Direct access to senior engineers who know your systems
  • Observability access, logs and APM for faster diagnosis
  • Security patching and updates handled for you
  • Essential support on every cluster: a 1-hour response, 24/7. Enterprise support, with a 30-minute response, is an upgrade
How our support works
{  Pricing  }

Scale in seconds, pay per cluster not site

Pick a size and a region. Move up from the panel when your sites need more.

Region

CC8

Growing agencies
£600/month

ex VAT · billed monthly · no setup fee · priced for United Kingdom

Start free for 30 days
8cores
32 GBmemory
400 GBstorage
800 GBsnapshot quota
CPU2.1 of 8 cores
Memory22.6 of 32 GB

Measured on what your sites use at their busiest. Warns at 75%, pauses new sites at 90%.

Capacity is measured on what sites actually use, not on what they are allocated.

Every cluster includes

  • Hosted on Google Cloud, in your country
  • Unlimited sites and environments within the capacity
  • WordPress, Laravel and Magento 2
  • Incremental snapshots, daily by default or as often as hourly, kept 30 days
  • Production, staging and development per site
  • SSH, SFTP and a browser terminal
  • Git deployments with instant rollback
  • Custom domains, free TLS, Cloudflare, redirects
  • PHP 7.4 to 8.5, MariaDB 11.4 to 12.3, Redis cache
  • Free, fully managed migration from any host
  • 24/7 UK engineers, your own Slack channel
  • Proactive monitoring and Essential support, 1-hour response
10+ years hosting enterprise brands
200k+ zero-downtime deployments
£1.8bn+ client turnover hosted a year
99.99% average uptime
{  Battle proven  }

Same engineers, ten years in

CoreCluster is new. The platform under it has run enterprise stores for over ten years, with the same engineers on call, fixed monthly pricing and straight answers when something goes wrong.

Our story
{  Migration  }

We move your sites, free. You keep your weekend.

Every migration is fully managed by our engineers and included at no charge, from any host. We copy each site read-only, bring it up on a protected preview, check it, and cut over with a short freeze and a DNS change you can roll back.

Plan my migration
  1. 1
    Copy, read-only

    Files and a consistent database dump streamed from your server. Nothing is installed or changed there.

  2. 2
    Preview and check

    Each site comes up on its own protected address with crons off and mail captured, and gets a twelve-point acceptance check.

  3. 3
    Freeze and flip

    A short maintenance window, a final sync, then the DNS change.

  4. 4
    Watch, then relax

    A rollback window after every flip, a post-cutover snapshot, and the old server untouched until you say so.

{  Agency testimonial  }

Hear it from an agency

James Hyett, Founder and CEO, and Bruce Mead, CTO, AYKO, on what it is like to run client sites with Corefinity behind them.

More client stories
James Hyett and Bruce Mead, AYKO

Trusted by leading brands

Angling Direct
Frontline Bathrooms
AlcoSense
Garden & Hire Spares
G Johns & Sons
JML
Cruise118
Aphrodite
Just Projectors
LR Direct
Ego
L&S Engineers
Ladderstore
Luxury Flooring
My 1st Years
Aspinline
Drop Away
Opera Care
Peter Tyson
Plastic Online
Ribble Cycles
River Voyages
Six Star Cruises
Swallow Dental
Techbuyer
TFL
TH Baker
The Art Shop Skipton
Trinca Ferro
Two Wests & Elliott
Walk the Walk Shop
We Power Your Car
Your Medical Services
Your World Healthcare

Questions agencies ask us

No. You pay for the cluster. Create as many sites and environments as its capacity holds. The panel warns at 75% and pauses new sites at 90%, and you can move up a size yourself at any time.

It depends on what they do. Capacity is measured on what your sites actually use at their busiest, not on a fixed allocation per site, so a quiet brochure site costs far less than a busy store. We size your first cluster with you from your current estate.

WordPress (including WooCommerce), Laravel and Magento 2, as a fresh install or an empty site ready for your code. PHP 7.4 to 8.5 and MariaDB 11.4 to 12.3: run legacy and the latest side by side; new sites start on PHP 8.3. Every site has a Redis object cache.

Yes, and it is free and fully managed by our engineers, from any host. We copy from your current server read-only, check each site on a password-protected preview, then cut over with a short freeze and a DNS change you can roll back.

On Google Cloud, in the country you choose: the UK, the US, the Netherlands or Australia. Snapshots stay in the same region.

Each site has its own limits, so one busy site cannot slow the others. A PHP spike restarts a PHP worker, never the database. If the whole cluster runs close to its package, the dashboard tells you and upgrading is one click.

A snapshot of each site, files and database together, is taken daily by default, as often as hourly, and kept 30 days. Snapshots are incremental, so only changed files are copied. Change the schedule per cluster, switch snapshots on or off per environment, take one before a risky change, and restore to any point in the list.

Upgrades are self-service from the cluster page and take seconds, without moving your sites. Downgrades go through support so we can check nothing you run would be squeezed.

{  CoreCluster  }

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