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The Varnish Cache Firewall is a Web Application Firewall that can protect WordPress. It is an open source project by comotion to integrate the modsecurity web application firewall into Varnish and will help protect WordpPress against SQL injections, XSS attacks and other web attacks. This Varnish firewall tutorial is specifically … I'm curious
Varnish is the rock solid reverse proxy. It's a web accelerator that serves your web pages as static content instead of serving PHP pages. Varnish also has a firewall component thanks to some vmods which have been integrated by comotion to provide a Web Application Firewall to protect your WordPress … I'm curious
Varnish is a refresh proxy that serves your WordPress lightning fast. Varnish will cache your WordPress site as compiled html pages so users avoid making PHP requests from the web server (Apache2 and nginx). It is very simple to set up WordPress Varnish cache on your VPS or dedicated server.… I'm curious
Varnish a reverse proxy which gives you a real speed boost to WordPress. Running Varnish on this web server means I get a second load time, without Varnish the page load time would be 3+ seconds due to the slowness of PHP and all the WordPress plugins I use. Luckily, … I'm curious
Varnish is a refresh proxy that serves your WordPress site super fast. It will cache your WordPress site as compiled html pages so users avoid the web server (Apache2 and nginx) and slow PHP. It is very easy to set up WordPress Varnish cache on your VPS or dedicated server.… I'm curious
Varnish Cache is the best speed boost to give your WordPress site. Varnish is a reverse proxy that caches your WordPress site as HTML and serve them up quickly, bypassing the slow PHP backend (Apache or nginx). With this WordPress Varnish cache method you will always be serving up fast … I'm curious
Varnish Cache is the best speed improvement for your WordPress site. It acts as a reverse proxy and will cache all of your pages as HTML and serve them up quickly, bypassing the slow PHP backend (Apache or nginx). With the WordPress Varnish cache method outlined here, you will always … I'm curious