I have often come across this notion that WordPress isn\u2019t ready for big projects by default and that a lot of customization is needed for it to work at a truly large scale. However, my personal experience with setting up and helping maintain several really big projects has made me heartfully disagree with this statement. In this talk I will show you how a truly scalable and redundant system can be created without the need to change anything in WordPress. Here are few of the topics I will cover:<\/p>\n
— Multiple Web Nodes
\nHow to properly use load balancers and how to set WordPress on multiple web nodes without making any application modifications.
\n— Multiple Database Nodes
\nHow to have a redundant master-slave DB replication without WordPress even knowing about it.
\n— Shared Storage
\nHow to organize your files on multiple nodes, replicate them and keep them in sync in the most efficient way.
\n— Handling Sessions
\nHow to handle sessions properly and how to overcome other potential issues with huge sites hosted on high-availability, multi-node WordPress setups.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have often come across this notion that WordPress isn\u2019t ready for big projects by default and that a lot of customization is needed for it to work at a truly large scale. However, my personal experience with setting up and helping maintain several really big projects has made me heartfully disagree with this statement. … Lees verder WordPress is no good for really big projects? Yeah, right! (EN)<\/span>