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Increase WordPress Performance on the Stack

WordPress performance on the stack in 2013 meant opcode cache, object cache, a pull zone for wp-content, and W3 Total Cache (or WP Super Cache) pointing at a NetDNA CNAME.

Create a pull zone, add a CNAME, enable EdgeSSL, then set W3 Total Cache’s CDN host. Purge the zone after theme or plugin deploys. Full walkthrough: WordPress + W3 Total Cache.

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