I just spent a year or so learning all the related aspects of running 20 or so Wordpress sites. I recently moved 16 sites onto a new server using updraft, multcloud, dropbox, google drive and a few other WP plugins as well as other cloud based apps I updated them to WP5 and removed the gutenberg plugin used for a month or so. Some are still using the 2017 or custom theme but I changed a few to the 2019 theme. Now at this point I have become competent at: hosting to designing - building, backing up and restoring - cli's and the best gui's to replace them with - Windows 10 destroyed and using my own custom designed linux distro - many other cloud related stuff. The point is that all the old c-panel based, hope your hosting provider is up-to-scratch, etc, based Wordpress days are over. Self hosting and managing websites is a new ball game and ssl/load balancing and other stuff is required these days. Designing websites that work on all devices and act as interactive apps rather than multitudes of panels, pages, banners and `god knows what' distracting the viewers purpose. #EndPoint > I like WP5, Gutenberg, no reliance or cost association on plugins/themes, the control and power I now have with all the latest software selected and up to date. My `operating system' will be available in beta stage next year and would not be as fantastic as it is without the fact that it is `All About Wordpress' ( https://neweralinux.com )