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WordPress is an open source content management system running on PHP and MySQL often used as a blog engine. There is a WordPress StackExchange at http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/: if your question is related to WordPress but not webmastery, then your should ask it over there.
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How can I keep WordPress files in sync on two servers behind a load balancer?
The site has other subdirectories with PHP files that are separate from WordPress. … My first attempt at speeding this up was to use OPCache to cache the loading of the WordPress PHP files. …
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