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      <title>Optimize Wordpress, Nginx and PHP to Reduce Server Response Time</title>
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      <description>Yesterday my son made his first blog in life according to the Step-by-step Tutorial Show How to Build a Nice WordPress Blog with Perfect 100 Score of Google Pagespeed Insights and A Rating of SSL Certificate within 2 Hours I wrote earlier.
Because the cost of the server is determined by his own way of making money, he is currently purchasing Vultr&#39;s cheapest server, $3.50 per month, 1 CPU, and only 512MB of the smallest server.
WordPress is a very memory-intensive CMS system. It is estimated that 512MB will be not enough to run wordpress after adding several plug-ins and templates.
The response time of the server may not meet the requirements of Google Speed ​​Insights.
Just like my own blog, the initial speed is not slow, but after using DIVI and adding a lot of other plug-ins, the test results in Google Speed ​​Insights shows the server response time is more than 200ms.</description>
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