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WordPress is a popular open-source content management system (CMS) that powers a significant portion of websites on the internet. Known for its ease of use, extensive plugin ecosystem, and broad theme support, WordPress is ideal for users ranging from beginners to experienced developers. It’s commonly used for blogs, business websites, portfolios, and even eCommerce sites with plugins like WooCommerce.
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### Overview:
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* [Wordpress Reference Guide](referenceguide.md)
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We provide optimized server environments for running WordPress. As the hosting provider, we maintain the server and infrastructure, but WordPress configuration, themes, plugins, and customizations are your responsibility.
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This guide outlines the file structure, recommended permission settings, a
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## File Structure
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Your WordPress installation resides in the following directories:
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| Path | Purpose |
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| --------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
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| `~/public_html` | WordPress root and document root. |
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| `~/public_html/wp-admin` | Core WordPress admin interface files. |
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| `~/public_html/wp-content` | Themes, plugins, and uploads directory. |
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| `~/public_html/wp-includes` | Core WordPress functions and libraries. |
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| `~/nginx` | Custom Nginx configurations. |
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## Permissions
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WordPress requires correct file permissions to operate securely and reliably:
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```bash
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find ~/public_html -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
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find ~/public_html -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
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chown -R $USER:$USER ~/public_html
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```
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These settings ensure that files and directories have appropriate access without exposing security risks.
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## Caching
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Using caching solutions such as Redis and Varnish is highly recommended for WordPress. These tools help improve performance and reduce server load, especially for high-traffic websites.
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For users who prefer managing cache through the WordPress dashboard, several popular plugins like **W3 Total Cache**, **WP Super Cache**, and **LiteSpeed Cache** provide user-friendly interfaces to control various caching layers (object, page, browser). These plugins can be configured to automatically purge cache upon content updates and offer integration with CDN services.
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Advanced users with SSH access can also manually flush caching layers as needed:
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```bash
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tscli varnish clear
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tscli redis clear
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```
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