1 Why I Started to Care About “Structure” As the number of blog articles increases and the content gradually spans different fields, I began to vaguely realize a problem: these originally independent articles are slowly turning into a pile of information that is “difficult to reuse”. At the beginning, this feeling was not obvious,...
1 When a Website is No Longer Just Pages In the blink of an eye, it is already 2026. Looking back, this blog of mine has been running stably for more than two years since it was first built. The time is not particularly long, but it is enough for me to fully experience a journey from “setting up the website” to “starting to repeatedly think about the web...
1 WordPress Email Notifications Control Issue Regarding the email notification function of WordPress, most friends who use WordPress to build websites should be familiar with it, right? Whether it is the automatic upgrade of the core version, the automatic upgrade of plugins, or a new...
1 The cause of the third optimization of the blog's active-active architecture: A few days ago, I was preparing to perform a very routine maintenance operation on the Mac mini node in the blog's active-active architecture: upgrading the version of Portainer. As a result, a seemingly insignificant small problem ended up putting the entire node...
1 Preface: I have been using an entry-level VPS ($39/year) from Racknerd's Chicago data center to build the “read-only node” in my blog's active-active architecture for almost half a year now. Over this half-year, the overall stability of the VPS has actually been quite good, at least...
1 Preface Since building a blog with WordPress, WordPress's natural mechanism of only allowing access from one address has made me complain many times: The reason is very simple—usually when managing the backend, I also have to use the domain name to access it. And using the domain name to access the backend, it must...
1 WordPress Caching Dilemma and Solutions 1.1 Why do many WordPress webmasters prefer to give up CDN? In the world of static sites, CDN is almost “free performance optimization”: static files are naturally suitable for caching, and HTML pages are also almost...
1 Preface In my previous multi-active architecture deployment practice (see details: Home Data Center Series - WordPress Multi-Active Architecture (Simplified Version) Implementation Plan in Personal Blogs), Cloudflare's Health Checks were used to achieve node...
1 Preface In previous articles (see: Home Data Center Series: Making WordPress Sites Static via Simply Static Plugin), I introduced in detail how to use Simply Static on WordPress ...
1 Background Introduction The fundamental trigger that initially gave rise to the idea of setting up a WordPress multi-active solution was actually very simple: that time my home was disconnected by Telecom for a full 3 days without any warning (see article for details: Home Data Center Series: Talking about Current Personal Blogs from This Home Disconnection...