Documentation
Platform documentation
How the platform behaves: what is cached, what is skipped, what runs where, and which knobs are yours to turn.
Reference
What the documentation covers
Written for the person doing the work, whether that is you or a developer you hand the login to.
Getting started
Adding a site, pointing DNS at the edge, certificate issuance, and what to check before you switch a domain over.
Caching behaviour
Which responses are cached at the edge, which are skipped automatically, how publishing clears the cache, and how to purge by hand.
Staging
Creating a private copy of production, working safely on it, and pushing files and database back independently.
Backups and restores
Retention windows, pre-update restore points, and restoring a whole site, the database alone, or a single file.
Runtime and limits
PHP versions and extensions, memory and execution limits, cron handling, and WP-CLI over SSH.
Object caching
How the per-site Redis instance is wired into WordPress, what it holds, and how to inspect it when a query looks slow.
Security
Firewall rules written for WordPress, login rate limiting, XML-RPC handling, and how virtual patching works.
Domains and DNS
Records to set, subdomains, redirects, and what changes when your registrar is somewhere other than your old host.
Plans and billing
How visits are counted, what happens at a limit, invoices and tax, and exporting everything on the way out.
The written articles are still being drafted. Until they are published, ask support for anything on this list — you will get the answer directly rather than a link to a page that does not exist yet.