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A storage limit that is actually a limit
Most per-site disk quotas in hosting panels are a number in a database that nothing enforces. We made ours a real filesystem the site cannot see past — here is what that took, and what it broke.
Analytics without a tracker: everything your access log already knows
Traffic, countries, devices, referrers, error rates and slow pages — all of it is sitting in a file nginx is already writing. No JavaScript, no third party, no consent banner. Here is how to get it
PHP-FPM workers never shrink. Here is how to bound them
A worker measured 30 MB when fresh and 97 MB forty hours later, on an idle server. Nothing was leaking — that is simply how PHP returns memory.
Soft 404s are quietly costing you search traffic
If every mistyped URL returns your home page with a 200, search engines will index all of them as real pages — and split your ranking across the duplicates.
Your sitemap might be lying to you
A static sitemap.xml wins over any dynamic route, and a generator that walks the filesystem cannot see content stored in a database.
Real analytics from nginx logs, with no logging stack
Page views, top pages and per-site traffic, from the file already on your disk — no JavaScript, no third party, no Elasticsearch.