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sailor
Joined: 17 Apr 2015
Posts: 82
Location: US
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 Posted: Mon 20 Dec '21 16:43 Post subject: environment design |
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I have one VM with four Intel cpus (2.19 ghz). IT has both mysql and Apache hosting Wordpress. There is a mysql performance script that I ran and it seems to indicate I need to split out MySQL to another server. But, the pages continue to load pretty fast. It uses a litespeed plugin for cdn, so that helps.
We are going to deploy a new Wordpress site that will have combine the above and another pretty heavily hit web site. So, it sounds like MYSQL should be on a separate quad core server. IS there anything else performance wise to make sure it can handle the load? |
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James Blond
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Joined: 19 Jan 2006
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Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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For wordpress it is caching with a plugin like w3tocal cache and using redis server as a cache for PHP.
For sure you could also use a loadblancer
Apache as LB (server 1) to apache 1st (server 2) and apache 2nd (Server 3)
Plus server 4 with mysql on it. |
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