Wordpress CMS
Wordpress CMS
Best CMS system ever made!
When it comes to blogging, then the WordPress besides being the right tool to use is the only tool that you will ever need in this part of internet technologies. Blogging as a more and more expanding course is becoming more popular and more ‘inhabited’ with all kinds of different users who search their place under the blogging sky. Many new users wanted to try it in these waters and therefore were looking for something cheap to help them, if not free and also easy to use and that will help you understand some things around that section of IT world.
WordPress is a content management system on the web, written in PHP and MySQL run on, and of course like previously said it is intended for blogs, that is bloggers. Its source of popularity lies in the fact earlier mentioned also, and that is the easiness of its usage and the most important things, it’s an open source program meaning it’s free of charge. Now you wouldn’t have been using this software if it hasn’t got some features that characterize it and make it so good and popular besides that is free. Some of those features are the following: it supports the most used and universal formats on the web like XML and XHTML according to Internet standards; then there is the support for multiple kinds of plug-ins that you can install (however you should be always careful with this step); permanent link or indexing with popular search engines; grammatical errors detection; tagging; static pages; etc…
Through the couple of past years there were a couple of bugs that occurred in the software and as a result the security breaches that happened in WordPress caused damage to a lot of blogs due to the hackers attack. Not long after this a patch has been released in a form of update that is new version. Some people own blogs but they don’t do anything for them, except for picking themes and content, while the administration and moderation of the blog is done by a person left in charge for it. Such services are offered by people whose duty is for the blog to be always online and operational. That is where WordPress helps those users by enabling them to moderate multiple blogs using one installation.
Windows and Linux OS
We know that on the hosting market, Linux OS and Windows OS are used in this part of IT world. The difference has been explained in many other articles but putting it in short the difference is that the Linux OS is free while the Windows OS offers much more functions in Internet hosting area. Every product has its own customer, and those who want to make a blog with some simple content where there won’t be any major visitations, Linux based blog is the asked solution. Putting together with a couple of free hosting services provided by WordPress too, you get a free blog where you can express yourself however you want to, but there are restrictions that must be followed. For example WordPress gives you the opportunity to use their web space just like Google or Blogger, but the restrictions included are: there is no support for all of the types of plugins that is you can’t just install whatever you like; templates used for the blogs are restricted to the ones that are already permitted in advance. So you can see the great lacks in this free system and that is why most of the serious bloggers will turn to a more expensive route but much more flexible, easier to use, richer in content and reliable. Blogs that are Windows based have much more technologies to back it up and offer much more diverse content that will extend their blogs on multiple layers and offers much more content then free blogs. However being able to support this type of content doesn’t mean that you can use it in every place that you like…what I mean is if you have an account on the shared hosting server, the probability of using video and audio content on your blog and still have a normally working page is unlikely. Addition to this would be increase of the visitors of the blog and this would definitely mean collapse of the blog in this circumstances.
Wordpress and VPS like hosting
That is why the best solution for many bloggers who have 2000 or more hits a day with multimedia content, is the VPS. Windows VPS with its many features, including increase of resources in a short time, security level of a dedicated server and many other features represent an ideal solution for them. Their own control of resources and of course their own access to internet represents a priceless advantage to situations that occur frequently with shared hosting servers. Now the thing that all of the bloggers will look out when using Windows VPS is the various applications they can install when using it, not to mention all of the different plugins to support different formats and different content making the blog more accessible and more reliable. However the side effect to this is the slowdown in the overall performance of the server. Depending on what type of service you provide you will configure the WordPress and the server to your needs trying to satisfy the needs of all of the visitors, but in the same time not to endanger yourself. The key thing when using WordPress to maintaining your blog fast and reliable is the frequent searches for updates and of course the obligatory update as soon as it is available. The boost that you might get can be crucial whether it is in a form of security or performance.




