Series Link: https://nagdy.net/learn-wordpress/ Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qstNYjwrJVg Agenda: WordPress Hosting Moving to cPanel WordPress Performance WordPress Hosting. Again! Fast Themes! Optimizing Images Cache Content Delivery Network (CDN) ----------------------------- Links: SiteGround : https://wpcolt.com/go/siteground/ Bluehost : http://.bluehost.com/track/wpcolt/ Digita Ocean : https://wpcolt.com/go/digitalocean/ Cpanel : http://cpanel.com/ Pingdom Tools : https://tools.pingdom.com/ GTmetrix : https://gtmetrix.com/ Google page speed insight : https://developers.google.com/speed/p... WPEngine : https://wpengine.com/ WPHostingSpot : https://wpcolt.com/go/wphostingspot/ SiteGround : https://wpcolt.com/go/siteground/ Divi : https://wpcolt.com/go/divi/ Genesis : http://my.studiopress.com/themes/gene... MyThemeShop : https://mythemeshop.com/?ref=wpcolt MaxCDN : https://www.maxcdn.com/ CloudFlare : https://www.cloudflare.com/ KeyCDN : https://wpcolt.com/go/keycdn/

1. WordPress Live
Session 2By Nagdy.net
1

2. Mohamed Khafaja
WPML Compatibility
Documentation
Ahmed Nagdy
WPML Compatibility
Developer

3. Agenda
▪ WordPress Hosting
▪ Moving to cPanel
▪ WordPress Performance
▪ WordPress Hosting. Again!
▪ Fast Themes!
▪ Optimizing Images
▪ Cache
▪ Content Delivery Network (CDN)

4. Why Performance is important?

5. What is Hosting!?
Hosting a website means making a website
available to public worldwide. To make your
website available on the internet , you have to
store it on a computer called a web server.

6. WordPress Hosting Requirements
• PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
• MySQL version 5.0.15 or greater or any version of MariaDB

7. WordPress Hosting Options
Why do we have options?
• Bandwidth: it identifies the amount of data that the website
can transfer over a period of time. More bandwidth means
more visitors having a smooth browsing experience
• Uptime: means the percentage of time that the hosting
server stays up or running.
• Customer Service: When you encounter any technical issue
you would want someone to help, right?
• Disk space: the amount of storage space available for your
website files, text, images, videos, etc..
• Wordpress support?

8. WordPress Hosting Options
Free Hosting
• In most cases, these are managed by an individual who is
reselling a small part of his server space to cover up some
revenue. Often the catch is that you have to put their
banner ads on the site.
• The biggest downside of having a free host aside from the
ads is that they are unreliable. You never know when this
person will stop offering the free service.
• This Can be used for educational purposes.

9. WordPress Hosting Options
Shared Hosting
• Shared hosting is by far the most popular type of WordPress
hosting used by beginners.
• Shared hosting is where you share a large server with a lot of
sites.
• The major downside of it is that you still don’t have unlimited
resources.
• It is the best solution for small businesses, and starting
bloggers

10. Shared Hosting Pricing examples
Check the description to get 60% off
for SiteGround hosting!
Check the description to get 50%
off for bluehost!

11. WordPress Hosting Options
VPS
• It is a method of partitioning a physical server computer into
multiple servers with respects to the individual customer's
need.
• This gives you almost as much control as a dedicated server. It
also has the privacy of a separate physical computer and can
be configured to run specific server softwares.
• It is is best for medium-sized businesses, high traffic blogs, and
aspiring designers/developers.

12. VPS Hosting Pricing Examples
Check the description for a
$10 upon signup gift!

13. WordPress Hosting Options
Dedicated Servers
• It is a physical server that you can lease from the hosting
provider.
• This allows you to have full control over the server including
the choice of operating system, hardware etc.
• Once your site is receiving a significant amount of traffic, only
then you should consider upgrading to a dedicated server.
• It is used by extremely high traffic websites.

14. Dedicated Hosting Pricing Examples

15. Moving to cPanel
• What is cPanel?
• Let's see what it is!

16. Performance In WordPress

17. Performance In WordPress

18. How to Measure the Performance?
• Pingdom Tools
• GTmetrix
• Google PageSpeed Insights

19. How to Measure the Performance?

20. WordPress Hosting Again!
• Managed vs Unmanaged WordPress Hosting.
• Unmanaged:
• Covered in the previous slides.
• Managed:
• WPEngine
• WPHostingSpot
• SiteGround

21. Fast Themes
• What are fast themes?
• Examples of fast themes:
• Genesis
• Divi
• MyThemeShop

22. Optimizing Images
• Photoshop (Saving images for web)
• Image optimization tools/plugins (optimus, ewww, imagify)

23. Caching
Caching stores your pages and posts as static files which are
then served to your visitors, reducing the processing load on your
server.
Options:
• W3TC
• WP Super Cache
• Cache Enabler

24. CSS and JS Minification
Minification of resources means removing unnecessary
characters from your HTML, Javascript, and CSS that are not
required to load, such as whitespace characters, comments,
etc…
Options:
• Caching plugins.
• Autoptimize.
• Better WordPress Minify

25. Content Delivery Network (CDN)
• What is CDN?
• What are the available options of CDN
• How to implement CDN?

26. Content Delivery Network (CDN)

27. Content Delivery Network (CDN)
Options:
• MaxCDN
• CloudFlare
• KeyCDN (Check the description for $10 gift link)