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> The NFS requirement for multiple Wordpress hosts are an instant deal breaker for me when discussing CMS on the cloud. Unless you have a very dynamic site (po
by throw0101a 6y ago
> The NFS requirement for multiple Wordpress hosts are an instant deal breaker for me when discussing CMS on the cloud.
Unless you have a very dynamic site (posts hourly, multi-daily), would making it static-y be a solution?
* https://wp2static.com https://wp2static.com
Do a post via web GUI, it gets written out to disk, and then you rsync (or auto-git or whatever) to distribute it.
- laumars 6y agoDepends on a persons use case because but not all WP installs are blogs / news sites. However if you can and are going down the static site route then I’d wager there are easier platforms to start with. I built a static site generator that takes markdown files and “compiles” them to HTML using pandoc. The whole thing is just 1 shell script. But that use case also wouldn’t suite most other people. So it really depends on what the team need and what the site does.