The article critiques Cloudways for its notably poor performance in loading uncached pages, comparing it to painfully slow waiting experiences and expressing frustration over the disconnection between marketing claims and actual performance. While Cloudways touts its managed hosting and a variety of cloud providers, the author argues that these features are rendered meaningless without adequate speed. The article emphasizes that despite potential benefits from using different cloud infrastructures, slow backend response significantly undermines user satisfaction and site functionality, especially for dynamic WordPress sites without caching.
Trying to load an uncached page on Cloudways is like watching paint dry in slow motion. You click a link, and then... nothing. Just that little spinner twirling like it's training for a figure skating competition.
Yeah, sure, it's managed. That word means nothing if the backend is crawling. Oh wow, they give you a sleek UI and some nice integrations, but if the raw speed isn't there for dynamic content, then what's the point?
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