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Nginx Caching for WordPress using fastcgi_cache
Caching PHP requests can dramatically reduce server resources per request and make the pages load time decrease substantially. In this tutorial we are going to utilize the fastcgi_cache functions in nginx to cache PHP requests making it. This tutorial assumes you have the following already completed on your server: Nginx installed, if you do not […]
Disable WordPress Crontab and Run it Manually
By default WordPress runs wp-cron.php every time someone visits your site. This causes increased load on the server each time a page is requested. On low traffic sites this really isnt noticeable but on higher traffic sites this can become problematic and cause increased load and resource consumption on the server. Turn off the WordPress […]
Reset a WordPress Password with MySQL
This is how to reset a WordPress password through ssh/command line on a Linux server using the MySQL client. This same practice could be executed via PHPMyAdmin or another web based MySQL tool. WordPress stores the passwords in a one-way encryption hash (md5). To start this process you need to login to the server via […]
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