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by gregjor
1585 days ago
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The best thing you can do for WordPress is separate the database (MySQL or PostgreSQL) from the web server. If those run on the same VPS they compete for memory. Most cloud hosting providers offer hosted MySQL/Postgres. You can configure the virtual private network so the database is not accessible on the public internet (for security) and the web server running WordPress can access it over a private IP address. The VPS then only has to run Apache (or nginx) and PHP. A low-end 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM server is fine for that. |
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