Best config Wordpress (High-Loaded)
Best config Wordpress (High-Loaded)
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Dear professionals, help to choose the right bundle for the site to be highly loaded and the planned attendance high.
The engine WordPress
CentOS 6-7 (longer version of that 7)
RAM 8-16
Make sure SSL
It is advisable to work Http2 protocol
Perhaps, but not sure, then it will be necessary to fasten the speed of varnish for the site (this is a very distant plans)
What a bunch of pick - nginx + apache or nginx + php-fpm?
What use templates? Where they take it for WordPress works great
The main requirement for the site - security against hacking and speed at high loads, stability.
I plan to set up one or more times configs not touch.
Dear professionals, help to choose the right bundle for the site to be highly loaded and the planned attendance high.
The engine WordPress
CentOS 6-7 (longer version of that 7)
RAM 8-16
Make sure SSL
It is advisable to work Http2 protocol
Perhaps, but not sure, then it will be necessary to fasten the speed of varnish for the site (this is a very distant plans)
What a bunch of pick - nginx + apache or nginx + php-fpm?
What use templates? Where they take it for WordPress works great
The main requirement for the site - security against hacking and speed at high loads, stability.
I plan to set up one or more times configs not touch.
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Re: Best config Wordpress (High-Loaded)
ok so define your "high load":
1. What is your Daily Visit count ?
2. How many simultaneous average users are logged in at one time and at peak times
3. Monthly Traffic
4. What is your site's Bounce ratio ?
>> all of these can be checked in your Google Analytics
3. Security of Server (SSH and other standard stuff)
4. Security of Wordpress site + Theme + Plugins installed
>> you have to take care of yourself or hire someone who knows it well
Without the stats... no one can actually help you with precise recommendation
1. What is your Daily Visit count ?
2. How many simultaneous average users are logged in at one time and at peak times
3. Monthly Traffic
4. What is your site's Bounce ratio ?
>> all of these can be checked in your Google Analytics
3. Security of Server (SSH and other standard stuff)
4. Security of Wordpress site + Theme + Plugins installed
>> you have to take care of yourself or hire someone who knows it well
Without the stats... no one can actually help you with precise recommendation
Re: Best config Wordpress (High-Loaded)
1. 13 000mehargags wrote:ok so define your "high load":
1. What is your Daily Visit count ?
2. How many simultaneous average users are logged in at one time and at peak times
3. Monthly Traffic
4. What is your site's Bounce ratio ?
>> all of these can be checked in your Google Analytics
3. Security of Server (SSH and other standard stuff)
4. Security of Wordpress site + Theme + Plugins installed
>> you have to take care of yourself or hire someone who knows it well
Without the stats... no one can actually help you with precise recommendation
2. 79-100
3. 325 000
4. 60%
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Re: Best config Wordpress (High-Loaded)
figures 1 & 3 do not match figure 2... Anyways the site is moderately high, Apache with Nginx as Rev. proxy + MariaDB 10.1 should do fairly well on a 4GB VPS with SSD. You can use WP-Cache or similar plugin. If there are load spikes, I would use Nginx's caching.
I would worry more on the network side of it,
5. Benchmark Network UPLOAD speed
6. try to keep server close to maximum visitors
>>get visits from GEO regions in Google Analytics.
I would worry more on the network side of it,
5. Benchmark Network UPLOAD speed
Code: Select all
wget dl.getipaddr.net/speedtest.sh -q -O- | bash
iperf -c $host -P1 -t 60 -i 10
>>get visits from GEO regions in Google Analytics.