Introduction
If you’re running a large-scale WordPress instance, the time it takes to connect to the local MySQL database adds up. For a smaller site, it will be insignificant.
Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t support persistent database connections. But there is a GitHub issue on the WordPress Performance Plugin that might make this a possibility.
Module Proposal: Persistent database connections · Issue #403 · WordPress/performance · GitHub
Overview Proposed module name: Persistent Database Connections Proposed module slug: persistent-db-conn Proposed module owner GitHub username(s): About the module Purpose Persistent database connections has the potential for improving Wo…
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