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Hi Philippe, Thanks for your elaborate comment! The large amount of cores and RAM is indeed a great offering, especially given the price. I also experience the same, my results for some newer tests also seem to be off for the test you mentioned (and one another test as well). Either, something is off with newer versions of ubuntu / mariadb, or the test plugin itself, or a combination. I encounter this error across providers as well unfortunately. And thanks for the suggestions also, unfortunately my time is very limited nowadays, but I will put these on my list. I hope to release a video on the FlyWP panel soon.

Seems the project is offline - I tried to contact the owner but also his email is down. So unfortunate!

This would actually be a much better comparison as the price is closer.

True! So the answer is: it depends. The short answer: if you don't need a lot of RAM for specific purposes (e.g. caching or some processing that requires a lot of RAM), I'd pick AMD. But it's up to you what you prefer. The long answer: You''ll have more RAM on intel 8GB, so if you're heavily relying on caching and cache to RAM, the intel machine gives you more room. And you can run more processes that require a lot of ram Now the intel machine has slower cores and slower disks (as you can see from the test), and the AMD is faster in that regard. Since WordPress is single threaded, I think chances are big that AMD is running faster, especially for anything that can't be cached such as back-end operations. Also, the 4GB AMD package has 3 cores, which is a big advantage here - it's pretty close to intels 4 cores, and AMD cores are a lot faster. Some of the WordPress benchmarks shown here are all very related to the core speed, and less to the amount of cores. The load test (the test in the command-line) where you see the number of requests, is related to the number of cores and scales up quite nicely to some extent. As you can see, AMD was a lot faster here as well, and will likely be able to handle more requests with 3 cores compared to 4 cores from intel.

Thanks for the feedback woodsail! It's very helpful - the purpose of this video is to review chemicloud though, as there are already a lot of videos out there talk about the basics.

That would be interesting, at the moment I don't have plans to test dedicated servers.

Hi Ravi, you''re welcome! It's not in the WP Repo, but you can download it from our github: github.com/makeitworkpress/miw-post-benchmark

@@makeitworkpress7253 Okay, got it. Thank You!

Thanks so much Claudiu :). Unfortunately my time is very limited these days.

Glad you liked it! And yes, WordPress can be a pain in the ass. Luckily you can implement PHP however you want.

Hi, the website was performance.sucuri.net, but unfortunately that one is not existing anymore. You can also try this one: tools.keycdn.com/speed

Sorry to hear that :(

You're welcome, glad it helped!

I''m glad we're considered funny :). You're right! It's interesting too see however that both webservers implement PHP (php-fpm vs lsphp) and MySQL (to some extent) differently, leading to different results.

Yep!

Yes, you could but obviously you need some more as just this plugin.

Hi there! You can view the part from 37:37, implementing components where I explain how to add a component to the content of any page. In addition, you could opt to create a Gutenberg component using the function from this component, so you can use it in the block editor, but that is outside the scope of this video.

I haven't tested Cloud Panel, so I can't say unfortunately.

Hi JT, thanks for your comment, this will really help to improve future videos! Would you mind to indicate where the dynamics are off? Is it volume?

@@makeitworkpress7253 Thank you for the reply and interesting video. Yes; the volume was up and down a lot and to hear the quiet parts made the loud ones extra loud. Maybe I’m a picky night owl with a sleepy roommate, but I think a little compression (technical term) in the audio amplitude could help you out.

Hi Paul, thanks for your reply. Good to know this, it will help us to improve future videos!

Ah, it's a pity to hear you have bad experiences with their custom service!

That's a bummer! Depending on your situation, you may try to contact DPAs support to figure out why it is not working.

And is a Litespeed cache + Quic cloudCDN compatible with WooCommerce stores, will. there be conflictions with inventory/prices?

I have not tested that, and I doubt it will work wonderfully out of the box. If trying, is advised to exclude all relevant WooCommerce urls in you LiteSpeed Cache CDN settings (e.g. /cart, /order, etc) and see if all dynamic parts work correctly. Cache (including CDN / Quic.cloud cache) should be purged when updating content (prices/inventory), but in my experience it can take some time before a CDN cache is fully updated on all locations. For the first question: I am not sure, but i believe if you run out of credits, it will resort to the free plan. Meaning, the CDN only works from six locations in Europe and the United States.

Thanks Irwan, that's a great suggestion!

Thanks Esteban, I'm glad you liked the video! Ooh dear, that's a mistake indeed - $scripts should be $script_args

NP! It's a plugin I wrote myself; you can find it here: github.com/makeitworkpress/miw-post-benchmark (it will add a tab under Tools in your wordpress admin). You can pick any number of posts and see what it does (a too large number may crash your server).

Matomo would be the best, offering most options. For very simple analytics, 66analytics is also a great platform to start selling your own analytics services.

Hi Rockey, it depends on your use-case and what you exactly want to host on the VPS, and where the majority of your users are. Vultr High Frequency Compute and Upcloud are pretty fast and have data centers all over the world. Webdock is also really fast, but has limited datacenters. In my experience, GCP, DO, Azure, AWS are a bit slower; but they have more additional services that are really helpful.

@@makeitworkpress7253 I have no concerns of Datacenters. I want the best performance hosting with fast backend and which can handle very high traffic and e commerce. By seeing the video, I think WebDock is the best. Isn't it?

@@rockeygamer5163Webdock or Upcloud in my opinion are great. But if the majority of your visitors are from Asia, definitely pick a server in Asia (Upcloud).

You can also use docker on Webdock (or any other technology that runs well on Linux/LXD). This channel is focused on WordPress, and that's why WordPress is highlighted here.

Hi, They are still a very good provider, and they have expanded their offerings with very fast Ryzen based servers. In the end, it is always advised to do external backups at one or more locations in the case of dataloss at data center level. The multi-core performance is excellent for the Xeon based servers (for applications with many users), and the Ryzen based servers have excellent single core performance (for cpu intensive applications such as databases, WordPress, etc). I have a couple of sites running there and uptime sofar has been 100%. You can also choose to use a clean server image (with just Ubuntu)

Thanks! Good to know. Can it also be set up to work without the LiteSpeed Cache plugin?

@@makeitworkpress7253 As far as I know as long as you have the plugin installed it can work with any server. But you need it installed

Thanks for your comment! In my tests, it depends, OLS is a bit faster in cached situations but a lot slower when caching is turned off (e.g. for back-end operations and web-shops)

As I don't really need elaborate statistics, I'm using Cloudflare statistics. Otherwise, I think Matomo is best indeed.

Directadmin Is other option

Runcloud supports open lite speed pretty well, and otherwise you could also try Cloudpages (although this is from the folks behind CyberPanel as well) or blaqpanel (from JohnyWP, great guy)

@@laramaazul how about virtualmin

Yep, you need a separate server at a hosting or cloud provider! However, I would recommend GridPane or Runcloud if you are just starting out, or a managed service such as Cloudways (they include the server)

@@makeitworkpress7253 Thanks for the reply man!

Thanks for your feedback, that helps to make the videos better.

Hi Joe, you can create system users in Runcloud and assign them to each app you create (during creation). In that sense, apps are isolated and users can't access each others files. It's a good practice to put each app under a separate system users, especially if each app serves a different client.

It most likely means that VEPP already has been installed on that server, you need to deinstall VEPP from that server (and possible delete, or reset and restart the server and connect it again)

I believe any WordPress user with enough rights can delete it (such as admins), but not anyone.

Nope, in my experience that isn't possible :(.

yes, you can host on your home server but if your home server is turned off your website won't work, (and yea better to have static ip and know port forwarding)

Thank you! Yep, on a cloud server. But if you turn a computer off it isn't accessible, whether it's a cloud server or your own computer :).

Hi Jitendra, there is no file manager in SpinupWP. But you can set up SFTP access for a site; and use a program like Filezilla to access and edit your files.

Thanks Keith for your valuable feedback and support! FYI, their is a proper camera in the planning and a proper mic has already been purchased - which will make the sound much better.

Thanks for your comment, I agree although I hope you understood a couple of things. In the meantime, I got a better mic so future video's will have better audio.