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Optimizing TCO and Fueling Growth for Our Partners With Staff Augmentation

With handpicked talent and rigorous training, rtCamp’s Staff Augmentation service helps enterprise partners scale their WordPress teams, reducing onboarding time and optimizing TCO.

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  • APC Cache Optimization & Monitoring Using Web Interface

    Using PHP’s APC cache with W3 Total Cache. Also optimizing APC and monitoring its performance via web-interface provided by apc.php

  • Increase file upload size limit in PHP-Nginx

    Configuring PHP to upload large files in Nginx setup. Also covers WordPress-multisite “Upload Settings” changes.

  • Increase PHP script execution time with Nginx

    Solution for “504 Gateway Time-out” error. If you have a large WordPress setup or a server with limited resources, then you will this often.

  • Checking if PHP/WordPress can send mails

    If you are not receiving email notifications from your WordPress, its time to check if your PHP setup and WordPress can send emails.

  • PHP 5.5, MySQL, Postfix, Nginx and WordPress on Ubuntu

    Installing PHP 5.5, Percona MySQL 5.6, Nginx, Postfix using launchpad repos on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Covers PHP’s zend-opcache, mysqlnd support, mecmache.

  • Forking the Git

    We have gone through all the mandatory steps needed, if a complete project is handled by a single user. What if there are 20 different people making their contributions and want to merge them into an existing remote branch. All that’s needed to be done is cloning the repository, which makes all of the repository […]

  • First time Git setup

    We have been getting multiple requests from users across the globe to take rtPanel development to the next stage. However it takes a lot of time for a new version to be released on WordPress.org as the WordPress trac is always overloaded with multiple themes in queue. To make the development more easier and contribution […]

  • Mandatory stages in Git

    We have already seen how to setup Git in the previous post. So next, we move on to our current project directory in terminal and initiate the Git, which in simple word means that we are starting to track the current project files. After moving on the working project directory, the following needs to be […]