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## Setting up your own high-performance WordPress hosting | ||
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This presentation is for the [SF WordPress Meetup](http://www.meetup.com/wordpress-sf/events/62877782/). It's based on a [blog post](http://evansolomon.me/notes/faster-wordpress-multisite-nginx-batcache/) I wrote on setting up a high-performance WordPress server. | ||
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It will cover the most important topics (in my opinion) of setting up your WordPress host: | ||
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* Setting up a VPS | ||
* Navigating Linux | ||
* PHP-FPM | ||
* nginx | ||
* MySQL | ||
* Sending email from a server | ||
* Installing WordPress | ||
* Configuring WordPress Multisite | ||
* Caching with Batcache | ||
* Measuring your host's performance | ||
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## Why is it here? | ||
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I'm posting it on Github because I've seen it work well for other presetnations, and because it seems like a fun and easy way to make it available. |
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