Reading Time: 8 minutes Traffic should only be conceived negatively if we’re talking about stacks of motor vehicles going nowhere. Whereas with traffic for a website it’s an entirely different occurrence, and one that is entirely desirable if you have a website for your business. More ‘traffic’ means more potential customers arriving at the site, and there’s everything to like about that if you’re leaning on the site as an integral part of making your business both viable and profitable. Many small businesses choose to go the cost-effective route and have their website built on the WordPress platform, and one thing that WordPress hosting Canada for high traffic sites will do is use clustering when the site on a virtual private server. Going with a VPS is going to be recommended for any site that expects to see high volumes of traffic, and there are added site security benefits too when you have a virtual private server. But the bulk of the appeal is always going to be in the way that all the server resources are made available to your site exclusively. And if you are a small business owner who’s leaning on their site just as much any other but you’re also super busy and not so savvy with webmaster tasks then it makes a lot of sense to go with Managed WordPress hosting with clustering. The term clustering may be something that’s foreign to you, so that’s what we’ll look at with this week’s blog entry. It has everything to do with facilitating better site operation, and more specifically improving the location of resources so that none of them are in position to be encumbering the server from receiving and responding to server requests. Which is at the heart of what happens when a potential customer who’s come across your site in their search results proceeds to click through to it. A request goes to the server, and that part of it will always occur in the same manner. But what can vary is how that server is able to respond to the server request based on the site’s configuration. It’s here that VPS clustering has it’s value in improving the...
