Traffic that spikes
A breaking story, a campaign, a product drop: your numbers go vertical in minutes, not months.
On its own, a single WordPress origin buckles when a story breaks: the database saturates, caches stampede, and the page that matters most is the one that goes down. We move the heavy lifting to AWS and let WordPress do what it does best: editorial.
Pages and media served from CloudFront's global edge, close to every reader, cached before the spike arrives.
Lambda and managed AWS services scale with breaking-news traffic, then quietly scale back down.
No over-provisioned fleet waiting for the next big day. Infrastructure cost tracks real demand.
WordPress + AWS isn't for every site. It earns its keep the moment one origin can no longer carry the day.
A breaking story, a campaign, a product drop: your numbers go vertical in minutes, not months.
When the busiest hour is the one that takes the site down, an outage isn't an inconvenience. It's lost audience and revenue.
Video, galleries and large files that a single server strains to deliver quickly to everyone at once.
An audience spread across regions that all expect the page to open instantly, wherever they are.
The architecture above isn't a whiteboard diagram. It's the same approach that ran a leading pan-Arab news broadcaster's newsroom for years.
Concurrent readers, load-tested
Normal traffic absorbed on breaking news
Uptime, no spike-driven outages
In production
Peak readers load-tested; uptime and spike multiplier measured in production.
One story, one workflow, out to every channel your audience lives on, all from inside the CMS.
Publish in WordPress and choose where it goes. Video is uploaded once to S3 with its metadata, then pushed out to YouTube, Dailymotion or Vimeo, no re-uploading, no second tool.
A full dashboard governs distribution: which channels are allowed, who can publish where, and what goes out, syndication under editorial control, not a free-for-all.
Share a post instantly or schedule it on a detailed calendar that shows every post's status: published, scheduled, and where it's headed.
You don't re-platform. We keep WordPress where your editors work and build the AWS layer around it, in clear stages.
We profile your current setup (traffic patterns, failure points and the moments that hurt) and map the target architecture.
We design the AWS layer around your WordPress: edge caching, media offload, serverless compute and the messaging fabric.
We move delivery onto AWS with no re-platforming and no downtime drama. WordPress stays exactly where it is.
We harden, monitor and tune, and stay on hand for the days the traffic goes vertical.
Let's design a WordPress + AWS architecture that absorbs the spike and scales back down.