For comparison: Our administration area is now 2 times faster than before.

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We use opcode caching with an advanced cache warmer to ensure that no real user should experience an uncached page view.

We also use Object Cache with Memcache to improve response times for non-cached page views and other API response times in the WordPress admin area for logged in users (our authors). Here is a network load tab of our “All Posts” screen in the WordPress admin area:

WPBeginner Post Edit Screen


For our database server, we moved from MySQL to MariaDB, which is a clone of MySQL but faster and better. We also moved from HyperDB to LudicrousDB because it allows us to improve our database replication, failover and load balancing.

There are also many other configurations that help us with list of italy cell phone number performance and scalability, such as HTTP/2 and HSTS for faster connections and encryption, the ability to spin up additional servers in new regions in case the data center fails, etc.

I feel like I'm not doing justice to the amazing facility the team has built, but you should know that my main strength is marketing. Yes, I'm a blogger who writes about WordPress, but a lot of the technical tweaking here is way above my pay grade.

They were done by super smart engineers on the Endurance team, including David Collins (Endurance Chief Architect / HostGator CTO), Mike Hansen (WordPress core developer), and others who I'll thank in the credits section below.

CDN, WAF and DNS
In addition to web hosting, your DNS provider, your content delivery network (also called CDN) and your web application firewall (WAF) also play an important role in the speed of your website.

While I listed them as three separate areas, many companies now offer these solutions in a bundled plan, such as Sucuri , Cloudflare, MaxCDN (StackPath), etc.