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WordPress with a caching layer is basically that.

• mateus1 10y ago
  Not really, you still have all the WordPress drawbacks (security risk, plugin incompatibilities, crashes). Last time I tried setting up caching with a wp plugin it ended up bringing the whole site down...
  • nilved 10y ago
    The last time I used WordPress (fortunately, very long ago) the most popular caching strategies were SuperCache (writes HTML files to the webroot) and Varnish (a caching reverse-proxy.) In both cases it's trivial to separate the static content from the administrative area. I don't recommend this (I don't recommend anything WordPress) but that seems like what the poster is asking for.