Im skeptical about this. PHP Opcache already loads and compiles all php files into ram, such that it only happens once (or again when theyre modified). Its the

Im skeptical about this. PHP Opcache already loads and compiles all php files into ram, such that it only happens once (or again when theyre modified). Its the single most useful thing you can do with a wordpress site (other than running on decent hardware, which most hosts do not have) Mysql/mariadb have a lot of ram caching as well - they haven't just been sitting on their hands for decades... Still, lets say that this helps - you could probably just use db replication to another machine (or even another container on same machine) that persists to disk. And the (likely AI-generated) colour commentating got tiring fairly quickly. Most of all, without a before/after comparison, this is meaningless