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Use the Nginx FastCGI Page Cache With WordPress

NGINX typically fetches a new copy of a web page each time a new request is made. However for complex sites such as WordPress, each new request often involves querying a database and executing PHP code. For heavily used sites, this can cause performance issues and increased latency. As a workaround, NGINX offers the FastCGI page cache, allowing it to serve a static copy of the page more quickly. This guide explains how to enable caching for a WordPress site hosted on an NGINX web server. It also demonstrates how to configure non-cachable exceptions and how to test whether caching is working.

Install WordPress on Ubuntu 22.04

WordPress is one of the most common content management systems (CMS) in use today. WordPress allows Ubuntu and other Linux users to design a website and add content using its intuitive GUI. WordPress also allows site owners to install a diverse selection of themes and plug-ins to further customize their site. This guide explains how to install WordPress on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. It also describes how to configure and start using WordPress after installation.

Update PHP for a More Performant WordPress on Ubuntu 20.04

WordPress is one of the most popular free web publishing tools available. Authoring content on WordPress is straightforward, however, you need to perform regular maintenance on your WordPress site to keep it secure and up to date. One of those maintenance tasks is to regularly update PHP, which WordPress uses as a server-side programming language. This guide explains how and when to upgrade PHP without adversely affecting your site.

Best Practices for Configuring WordPress

WordPress is one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMSs) around. It is open source and is an outstanding tool for creating your own blog or any content-centered website. This guide walks you through several ways that you can fine-tune your WordPress configuration beyond the basic installation. The steps in this guide should work for most Linux distributions.

Install WordPress on AlmaLinux 8

WordPress is an open-source content management system (CMS). WordPress remains perhaps the most popular CMS for blogging, which was its original use case. Its effectiveness as a CMS has also made it useful for an array of websites where strong content management is crucial. WordPress also boasts an extensive library of themes, plug-ins, and widgets to meet your website’s needs and make it your own. In this guide, you learn how to install WordPress on your AlmaLinux 8 server.

Install WordPress on Debian 10

WordPress is an open-source content management system (CMS), one of the most popular around. WordPress was originally designed for blogging, and it is still one of the most commonly used platforms for that. But its effectiveness as a CMS has also made it useful for an array of websites where strong content management is crucial. WordPress also boasts an extensive library of themes, plug-ins, and widgets to meet your website’s needs and make it your own.

Install WordPress on Ubuntu 20.04

WordPress is an open-source content management system (CMS), one of the most popular around. You can frequently find WordPress powering blogs and other websites where effective content management is central. WordPress also comes with access to a wide array of themes, plug-ins, and widgets to meet your website’s needs and make it your own.

Setting Up Multiple WordPress Sites with LXD Containers

Introduction

LXD (pronounced “Lex-Dee”) is a system container manager built on top of Linux Containers (LXC), and is supported by Canonical. The goal of LXD is to provide an experience similar to a virtual machine but through containerization rather than hardware virtualization.

Securing Wordpress

WordPress is a popular content management and website creation software system used by millions of users today. It’s easy to use and offers thousands of plugins making it simple for non-developers to create beautiful websites without having to write a single line of code. This guide helps you keep your WordPress site secure with suggestions like installing SSL certificates, installing a firewall, enabling two-factor authentication, and more.

Install WordPress Using WP-CLI on CentOS 7

WordPress is well-known for its rich content management feature set, ease of use, and quick installation time. The WordPress command line interface (WP-CLI) provides useful commands and utilities to install, configure, and manage a WordPress site. This guide walks you through some common tasks you can complete using the WP-CLI.

Install WordPress Using WP-CLI on CentOS 8

Install WordPress Using WP-CLI on Debian 10

Install WordPress Using WP-CLI on Debian 9

Install WordPress Using WP-CLI on Ubuntu 18.04

Everyone is probably familiar with WordPress and its renowned 5-minute install routine. It’s simple and works without fuss. But when you have multiple sites to manage, repeating the same routine can waste plenty of time which you could have used elsewhere.

How to Speed Up a WordPress Website

Goals For This Guide

This guide outlines two primary steps to lowering the response time of a WordPress website:

Install WordPress on Ubuntu 18.04

What is WordPress?

WordPress is a popular PHP-based dynamic content management system (CMS) focused on blogging. You can easily install WordPress on Ubuntu 18.04 because it is configured to work with Apache or NGINIX, MySql, PHP in a LAMP or a LEMP stack. It also features an extensive plugin framework, and theme system that allows site owners to use the simple and powerful publishing tools.

Set Up Apache to Run Multiple WordPress Sites on a Single Linode

Install WordPress on Ubuntu 16.04

In this guide, you’ll learn to how to install WordPress on a Linode running Ubuntu 16.04. WordPress is a popular dynamic content management system focused on blogs. WordPress can be deployed on a LAMP or LEMP stack, and features an extensive plugin framework and theme system that allows site owners and developers to use its simple, yet powerful publishing tools.

Install WordPress Using WP-CLI on Ubuntu 14.04

Deploy a High Availability WordPress Website on Linode

This guide configures a high availability WordPress site with a two-Linode cluster, using MySQL Master-Master replication and a Linode NodeBalancer front-end.

How to Install and Configure WordPress

WordPress is a popular, dynamic, blog-focused content management system. The software is built upon a LAMP or LEMP stack and features an extensive plugin framework and theme system, which allows site owners and developers to deploy easy-to-use and powerful publishing tools.

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