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48, and you guys at 50 and stuff make me feel old really. I never stopped coding, never stopped learning. I've been right at forefront of all of this stuff Man, 50 is not that old, come on. I went from CGI back in the day to PHP and then JavaScript, jQuery, and then all of your different, not only all of your different frameworks to that come along with JavaScript again. JAVA back in the day actually as well. I spend up to 200 hours a month now in Claude Code. And I'm absolutely killing it. I've mainly been an AWS infrastructure guy for the last 10 years, but I suppose Claude Code has made me extend myself more. It has ignited, reignited a passion, but seriously, like I can't believe that there are 50 year old people and 60 year old people here that stopped at PHP, etc. or ASP. Wow, that's ancient. That's crazy. I'm happy I never went near ASP or any Microsoft stuff.

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I have not googled coding stuff in a few weeeks so Stack Overflow and its snotty gatekeeping is dead. That "Please post full line" is answered now. And thankfully lots of people like YOU will soon be out of a job.

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Plug that site into GTmetrix.

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The thing is that users update their sites very little and memcache is another expense.

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I was thinking where is the memcache in all those diagrams, AWS has very simple redundant memcache setup.

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I do performance WP hosting and would like to try out EFS but it is not available locally yet.

What I do is use redundant RDS, ELB etc but on all the WP installs have an inhouse plugin that with any change it ioniced rsyncs that vhosts tree to all webservers and ssh's a command to them all to dump their WP cache.

It may seem hackish but the sites absolutely fly, have tried several clustered file systems but all that complexity hits reliability and speed.

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