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What ‘VIP-Style Multisite’ Actually Means for a Performance Bug

July 25, 2026 by halimat

Every fix in this series landed at a different layer — application code, shared plugin, edge config, vendor dashboard. The scoping decision matters more than the fix itself, and it’s rarely obvious from the bug report.

Categories Server & Infrastructure Tags devops, infrastructure, performance, wordpress

Sizing a Covering Index on Shared Multisite MySQL

July 21, 2026 by halimat

An index that fixes one site’s slow query has a write cost paid by every site sharing that database tier. A checklist for deciding whether a covering index actually pays for itself, before adding it.

Categories Server & Infrastructure Tags devops, infrastructure, mysql, performance, wordpress

Why Your Full-Page Cache Needs an Opinion About Query Strings

July 20, 2026 by halimat

Two separate incidents on the same network turned out to be the same root cause wearing different clothes: a cache key that let the request decide what it means, instead of the other way around.

Categories Server & Infrastructure Tags caching, devops, infrastructure, performance, wordpress

Recent Posts

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  • What ‘VIP-Style Multisite’ Actually Means for a Performance Bug
  • Automating Index-Existence Guards So a Deploy Can’t Race Its Own Migration
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  • Turning a Multi-Step Dependency Bump Into an Autonomous Agent Loop

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