How to Find Site Performance from the server up to WordPress itself. This session will look at how some good performance gains can be made in tuning MySQL, Installing and Tuning APC and then getting the most of out W3 Total Cache.<\/p>\n
MySQL performance is a common bottleneck with busier WP sites, I\u2019ll lay out some recommended settings for single app server\/single DB server sites and some recommendations on scaling MySQL\/Point to how to do it with WP sites in particular and useful plugins and resources.<\/p>\n
APC can provide huge gains to WP performance if configured correctly, I\u2019ll take you the install process for common environments (Centos\/RedHat, Cpanel & Debian\/Ubuntu) then through a recommended configuration that should work for \u201cmost\u201d people, then address some common issues that most often hit people and how to solve them.<\/p>\n
With W3TC I will provide some recommended configurations (not the default settings!), starting with single server setups and will briefly touch on the differences when using multiple servers.<\/p>\n
Session:<\/strong> Site Speed = Success! \u2013 Optimising WordPress from the Server up<\/a> Speaker Spotlight<\/a>Schedule<\/a> Personal Website<\/a> Work Website<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" How to Find Site Performance from the server up to WordPress itself. This session will look at how some good performance gains can be made in tuning MySQL, Installing and Tuning APC and then getting the most of out W3 … Continue reading Site Speed = Success! – Optimising WordPress from the Server up<\/span>
\nTime:<\/strong> 13:35 \u2013 13:50<\/p>\n