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WordCamp Philippines 2009: WordPress In The Wild
- 1. WordPress in the Wild Deployment, Performance, Optimization, and Security Markku Seguerra / rebelpixel.com
- 2. It’s a wild world out there!
- 3. A guide to using WordPress in production environments, from small blogs to full-blown sites. Simplify deployment, optimize performance, and increase security with the most effective plugins and tweaks that help you get the most from your WordPress-powered blog.
- 5. Question #1 What is the most effective way of deploying WordPress?
- 6. Question #2 How do you maximize performance of a WordPress blog?
- 7. Question #3 How do you optimize your blog for search and your target readers?
- 8. Question #4 How do you protect your blog from malicious users and catastrophic failure?
- 9. #1 Deployment * Simple * Fast * Secure
- 11. Secure * Use only wordpress.org * For themes & plugins, inspect code if from other sources * Use SSH/SFTP for secure transfer if available; FTP is a last option
- 12. #2 Performance What limits performance? * WordPress is dynamic * WordPress is for everyone * WordPress is too popular
- 13. WordPress is dynamic * Every page view uses the database (and the CPU) * Use caching; WP Super Cache works best!
- 15. WordPress is for everyone * Some features are built for the other half of its users * Stick to what you need and what works for you!
- 16. WordPress is too popular * Almost automatically invites spam comments * Akismet takes care of the spam problem 99% of the time
- 17. More performance tricks * Offload content (Amazon S3, Flickr, YouTube, etc.) * Use only necessary plugins * Use 3rd-party comments (Disqus, Intense Debate, etc.)
- 18. Beyond WordPress * Optimize MySQL (MyISAM only, query_cache tuning, etc.) * Optimize PHP (limit extensions, memory allocation, use memcache, etc.) * Replace Apache!
- 19. #3 Optimization “ WordPress takes care of 80-90% of (the mechanics of) SEO.” - Matt Cutts, Google
- 20. Highlight your Content! Pretty permalinks
- 21. Highlight your Content! All in One SEO Pack
- 22. Highlight your Content! * Analytics360 + Google Analyticator * WordPress.com Stats * Google XML Sitemaps * FD Feedburner / Feedburner Feedsmith * Broken Link Checker
- 23. Content is King! SEO can only do so much; it can only be as good as what’s on your blog.
- 24. #4 Security * Content theft * WordPress vulnerabilities * Server security * Database failure * Server/hosting failure
- 25. Content theft RSS Footer * Blog about it! * Resume creating good content. * Report to search engines. * Report to host/ISP.
- 26. WordPress vulnerabilities * More users invites more discoveries of flawed code * Widespread use attracts more mischief * Extensibility opens a back door
- 27. WordPress Upgrades WordPress is safe only when up to date!
- 28. More WordPress security * Remove “admin” username * Change table prefix (wp_) * Hide WP version * Secure /wp-admin/ with server passwords
- 30. Server security * Timely upgrades saves you from pain! * Use proper file & directory permissions * Audit all installed apps
- 31. Security plugins WP Security Scan
- 32. Security plugins WP Exploit Scanner
- 33. Database failure WordPress Database Backup (or use PhpMyAdmin)
- 34. Database backups * Use onsite backups * Use offsite, online storage (Gmail is good)
- 35. Server/hosting failure * The end? * Regularly download full backups to local PC * Burn full backups to DVD! * Be prepared to restore from scratch!
- 36. Thank you!