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From: "Matt Mullenweg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 11:52 AM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [wp-testers] Re: WP caching / performance
deliciousdays wrote:
no one has done any performance testing on 2.5?
The performance bottleneck is usually the DB, and the format hasn't really
changed since 2.3. That DB format runs tens of thousands of queries a
second on WP.com, which is usually where we notice performance bottlenecks
first.
what works and what doesn't in terms of caching (internal vs. 'external',
ie plugin based methods)?
There has always been a built-in object cache that can ease things up on
your DB, but for the best possible performance I would recommend any of
the following plugins, including Super Cache written by MU hacker Donncha.
Are "Wordpress Viper Cache Alpha" or "WP Super Cache", perhaps the older
"WP-Cache2" compatible/recommendable?
I believe another acceptable caching plugin that I've been using for awhile
now including with 2.5 bleeding is Javier García's "1 Blog Cacher".
It's based on "WP-Cache" by Ricardo Galli and "HTML Cache" by Jiandong. It's
simple to use and
works well with dynamic content.
Oh, BTW, I'm new here although I've posted a few times already. I should
have
done this ages ago. Really enjoying myself.
As far as I know all are compatible with 2.5.
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Matt Mullenweg
http://ma.tt | http://automattic.com
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