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dreampress by dreamhost - any good?

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    yelmarb
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    Wanted to see if anyone has their website hosted by DreamHost and paid the extra for the "DreamPress" option with built-in caching? It doesn't come cheap at $16.95/month.... Did it make a noticeable speed difference to your website?

    @arminunruh Do you have any experience with the built-in caching with DreamPress? Would you recommend this?

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      hey so i wouldn't recommend it, because the normal hosting package works with wordpress too - as almost any hosting does nowadays.

      https://www.dreamhost.com/features/wordpress-caching/

      here they say: "Advanced Multi-Layer Technology
      We’ve engineered several layers of caching that simply isn’t possible with a plugin-only approach. We apply caching to both your website and the hosting environment to optimize page speeds across the entire stack."

      Thats the only info given and its a little vague, i would like to know what technology they use here

      caching can be done using a wordpress plugin,
      sure if they had redis installed maybe thats what they do idk:
      https://kinsta.com/docs/redis-cache/

      maybe its better to buy hosting from a webhoster in your country. the server will be in your country. the visitors of your website may be in your country as well, so the server will respond a little faster because its closer to you

      additionally you can follow this guide:
      https://laytheme.com/documentation/speeding-up-your-website.html

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      • arminunruhA arminunruh

        hey so i wouldn't recommend it, because the normal hosting package works with wordpress too - as almost any hosting does nowadays.

        https://www.dreamhost.com/features/wordpress-caching/

        here they say: "Advanced Multi-Layer Technology
        We’ve engineered several layers of caching that simply isn’t possible with a plugin-only approach. We apply caching to both your website and the hosting environment to optimize page speeds across the entire stack."

        Thats the only info given and its a little vague, i would like to know what technology they use here

        caching can be done using a wordpress plugin,
        sure if they had redis installed maybe thats what they do idk:
        https://kinsta.com/docs/redis-cache/

        maybe its better to buy hosting from a webhoster in your country. the server will be in your country. the visitors of your website may be in your country as well, so the server will respond a little faster because its closer to you

        additionally you can follow this guide:
        https://laytheme.com/documentation/speeding-up-your-website.html

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        yelmarb
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        @arminunruh Thank you so much for that info Armin, that's very nice of you.

        I'm currently on DreamHost's Shared/Unlimited plan for $8.95/month: https://www.dreamhost.com/hosting/shared/#comparison-plans

        GreenGeek's premium plan is also $8.95/month: https://www.greengeeks.com/wordpress-hosting#section-pricing

        Would I notice a speed difference changing to GreenGeeks?

        Do you have a host/plan that you would recommend to provide the fastest loading wesbite?

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          i think i would first try this:
          https://laytheme.com/documentation/speeding-up-your-website.html

          and then maybe get a webhost thats in your country

          Would I notice a speed difference changing to GreenGeeks?

          i think if you would use a caching plugin and if that makes your website faster you could try this first

          do you have a link to your website?
          which country do u live in?

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