PHP + custom templating
Plain PHP renders every page so we can control performance, caching, and layout details without extra frameworks.
This site is intentionally simple. Here is the full list of frameworks, infrastructure, and workflow tools that keep it fast, secure, and maintainable.
The site runs on a lean PHP stack with shared design tokens to keep every page fast, legible, and on brand.
Plain PHP renders every page so we can control performance, caching, and layout details without extra frameworks.
Bootstrap’s grid and utility classes provide the responsive baseline for heroes, cards, and admin views.
Type comes from Google Fonts, matching the style guide with Oswald for headings and Noto Serif for body copy.
Lightweight JavaScript helpers from jQuery and Popper handle menus, modals, and interactive controls.
Phosphor’s open-source icon set adds personality to cards and playbooks without bloating downloads.
Structured content for services, blogs, and playbooks lives in a single source of truth.
PostgreSQL stores pages, blog posts, and tag intelligence so everything stays queryable and reliable.
Purpose-built helpers stitch together related posts, tags, and playbook data without relying on third-party CMS plugins.
Google Analytics tracks macro engagement so we know which content actually helps operators.
Session replay via Microsoft Clarity highlights UI friction without adding heavy scripts.
A small-footprint Linux stack keeps deployments predictable and secure.
OpenResty’s Nginx build serves every request, handles rewrites, and terminates TLS before PHP-FPM.
Front-door routing and certificate management run through Nginx Proxy Manager for multi-site control.
Each service ships as a Docker container so updates stay atomic and reversible.
Docker runs on openSUSE Tumbleweed for rolling updates without surprises.
Automatic Let’s Encrypt renewals keep HTTPS certificates current without manual chores.
Edge services and connectivity keep traffic secure and fast, regardless of where visitors land.
Metronet’s fiber network supplies the bandwidth and low latency the stack depends on.
Cloudflare adds global caching and DDoS protection so assets stay quick even off-network.
Every release stays lightweight by leaning on approachable tools.
VSCode is the primary editor, wired to the project style guide and lint routines.
Changes land through Git so templates, CSS, and infrastructure tweaks remain versioned and reviewable.
Firefox covers one end of the rendering spectrum during regression passes.
Edge ensures Chromium-specific quirks never slip through.
DBeaver makes Postgres inspection painless during audits and schema updates.
Every improvement to Nexera.Team is possible because of the open-source maintainers, infrastructure providers, and partners listed above.
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