What Is OPcache? How PHP Opcode Caching Speeds Up Your Site
OPcache keeps compiled PHP code in memory. We explain its settings, how to verify them, how to reset it after a deployment and what it changes on WordPress, based on the official docs.
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OPcache keeps compiled PHP code in memory. We explain its settings, how to verify them, how to reset it after a deployment and what it changes on WordPress, based on the official docs.
Bandwidth, data transfer and latency are different things. We explain what unlimited means, estimate monthly transfer with example calculations and show how images and a CDN cut it.
Peering vs transit decides how internet networks swap traffic. Learn what an IXP is, how it affects latency and cost, and what to ask your hosting provider.
Nuxt adds server-side rendering, file-based routing and meta management on top of Vue. We explain the SEO and speed gains, and when Nuxt is worth it or not.
What is NTP, and why do SSL checks, 2FA codes, logs and cron jobs fail when a server clock drifts? Set up chrony or timesyncd, use pool.ntp.org and verify sync step by step.
What an autonomous system number (ASN) and BGP are, what a hosting company with its own AS really offers and where it stops, and how you can look up the AS of any provider yourself.
What is CSF Firewall, and how do you install it now that its developer closed? A practical guide to the cPanel fork, TESTING mode, IP allowlists, and key settings.
A looking glass lets you view a hosting provider's network from the inside. We explain how to read ping, traceroute and BGP output, and where the tool falls short.
What is IPv6, how does it differ from IPv4 and does it affect rankings? Address format, dual stack, AAAA records and website setup steps, backed by official RFC sources.
What is faceted navigation, and why does it drain crawl budget? We compare robots.txt, canonical, noindex, URL fragments and 404s based on Google documentation.
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