by Alexander Sharp | Aug 12, 2023
Redis is an object caching server, which means it will store database data in RAM so it can be quickly called upon. This can drastically improve the performance of dynamic websites like WordPress that store most information in a SQL database. Fortunately, several...
by Alexander Sharp | Aug 11, 2023
If you’re like me (or followed my guide), you still run PHP on Apache using the old mod_php module. It’s easy, it works, and used to be the preferred way to run PHP and Apache. But times have changed and Apache now recommends using FastCGI (php-fpm). They...
by Alexander Sharp | Jan 2, 2023
WordPress is the most common content management system (CMS) and most guides will show you how to install it on a Linux server (LAMP). Installing WordPress on a FreeBSD server (FAMP) is 95% the same process, but if you’re not familiar with FreeBSD those little...
