We look "under the hood" i.e. server processors WordPress is a system that allows you to create dynamic websites. This means that the website content is not permanently saved on the server in the form of static files but is generated on the fly by executing scripts on the server side and downloading the content from the database. This enables among others: displaying individual page content that was created as a result of certain actions performed by the user. In the case of a store for example the content of the shopping cart page is generated as a result of the action of adding a product by the customer.
The WordPress code is written in the PHP programming language. PHP scripts are processed by the server processor which means that the appropriate class of processors will be the most important factor that affects the performance of an application written in photo retouching this language. It is possible (and recommended) to use cache systems that save once dynamically generated page content so that it is not necessary to reprocess scripts when the same or another user wants to display the content of a given page again.
For this reason in WooCommerce hosting at LH.pl we configure servers only with the latest models of modern AMD EPYC processors. However the use of a cache will not solve all problems and will not make the website work quickly even if the hosting equipment is weak. There are many reasons but when talking about WooCommerce we must first of all pay attention to the fact that the content of some pages e.g. in the order process must be generated dynamically each time . The cache will also not work in the store management panel. Some hosting companies recommend completely omitting the hardware aspect from the specifications.
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