Preface: WordPress supports multi-site functionality, but I have never felt an urgent need for multi-site, and I didn't want to experiment on devices running normal sites, so I never bothered with it. A few days ago, in order to write a solution for WordPress multi-site (see...
An old World of Warcraft player, there aren't many with more seniority than me!
Challenge me if you dare! ~~~:
A brief account of the first time my internet was disconnected and my account locked. This story starts with my internet being disconnected by Telecom for 2 days last month... Around 22:00 on a certain night in mid-May, my home broadband suddenly disconnected. I thought it was just a normal broadband failure, so I didn't pay much attention to it. I just reported the fault to 10000 and went to sleep. The next morning...
The internet indeed has a memory.
I accidentally found a help post I made on ChinaUnix 21 years ago, shortly after I started working. Looking at it brings back so many feelings. Time is indeed a butcher's knife. The newcomer who had just stepped into society back then has accidentally turned into a middle-aged, greasy, fat otaku~~~ I almost forgot that I used to be a network engineer...
Preface: In the previous article, I used Cloudflare Tunnel to achieve "load balancing", "active-active", and "automatic redundancy" for multi-node WordPress. However, this method is not suitable for me, because my requirement is that when my home data center is normal...
Project Background: These past few days, I have been thinking about how to "get a free ride on Cloudflare's free plan tunnel to implement a multi-node WordPress nearest-access and disaster recovery solution," but to implement this solution, there is a major prerequisite: these nodes...
I must say, the results of 3 months of SEO optimization are quite good :)
I just learned about SEO in January and didn't know anything, so I set many things to default values. Then, the results after 28 days:
Later, I gradually got a concept of SEO and kept modifying it according to my understanding. Then, on May 22nd:
Suddenly, it feels a bit like playing the World of Warcraft achievement system:
Keep it up, and strive to unlock more achievements!
The main image hosting has been switched from Chevereto to R2~
It feels okay for now, seems like the speed is a tiny bit faster? I don't know if it's an illusion... But theoretically, this only affects the first-time open experience, and subsequent loads should still rely on caching. Maybe I should disable the image cache first?
I have temporarily disabled the image cache, and the loading speed seems pretty good. Let's try it like this for now.
Preface: In my previous article (Home Data Center Series: Chevereto Image Hosting Multi-Node Scheduled Auto-Sync Tutorial), I mentioned that after building a setup consisting of the main site of the currently self-hosted image hosting Chevereto (located in the home data center) + backup site (located in the home data center) + same-city disaster...
Starting today, I am testing Google Ads live. Please bear with me~~.
I haven't played with it before either. I'll study it for a while and then write an article to summarize. There's no other way, this test takes time.