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If you render everything out and save it in cache, it mostly doesn't matter how terribly your database is performing until you start getting lots of comments.
by dsr_ 6y ago
If you render everything out and save it in cache, it mostly doesn't matter how terribly your database is performing until you start getting lots of comments.
- jamesponddotco 6y agoYou will still get a fair amount of cache misses, in which case, everything else in the stack being optimized will save your ass. I am not saying that implementing page cache is bad — it is essential for WordPress —, just that page cache is not the only thing that matters, but seems to be the go-to solution for performance issues with WordPress, when in reality, you should look at the picture as a whole.