Trustdom WordPress ArchitectureOverview
Trustdom's WordPress hosting platform is built on a modern, scalable architecture that combines the power of Kubernetes with optimized WordPress performance. This document outlines the key components and design principles of our architecture.
Core Components
1. Kubernetes Cluster
- Managed Kubernetes infrastructure
- Auto-scaling capabilities
- High availability across multiple nodes
- Resource isolation and optimization
2. WordPress Containers
- Lightweight, optimized WordPress containers
- PHP-FPM for efficient request processing
- Nginx as the web server and ingress controllers
- MariaDB for database management
- Memcached for object caching
3. Storage Layer
- Persistent Volume Claims (PVC) for data storage
- Distributed file system for media files
- Automated backups and snapshots
- Immutable file system for security
4. Networking
- Load balancing with NGINX Ingress
- SSL/TLS termination
- DDoS protection
- Web Application Firewall (WAF)
- CDN integration
Performance Optimization
1. Caching Strategy
- Multi-level caching architecture
- Memcached for object caching
- CDN edge caching
3. Resource Management
- CPU and memory limits per container
- Automatic resource scaling
- Resource monitoring and alerts
- Performance metrics collection
Security Features
1. Infrastructure Security
- Network isolation
- Pod security policies
- Regular security updates
- Automated vulnerability scanning
- Immutable infrastructure
2. Application Security
- WordPress core hardening
- Plugin security monitoring
- Regular security audits
- Two-factor authentication
3. Data Protection
- Regular backups
- Point-in-time recovery
- Data isolation between sites
Scalability
1. Horizontal Scaling
- Automatic pod scaling
- Load distribution
- Traffic management
- Resource allocation
2. Vertical Scaling
- Resource adjustment
- Performance optimization
- Cost-effective scaling
3. Global Distribution
- BunnyCDN integration
Monitoring and Management
1. System Monitoring
- Resource utilization
- Performance metrics
- Error tracking
- Log aggregation
2. Application Monitoring
- WordPress performance
- Plugin compatibility
- Theme performance
- User experience metrics
3. Management Tools
- Dashboard interface
- Automated maintenance
- Update management
- Backup management