Paul Wright

Author: Paul Wright

Content Creator with over 20 years experience Programming, Hosting, WordPress, AI & DevOps

Paul Wright is a develop with extensive experience in programming, hosting infrastructure, WordPress performance, cloud architecture, DevOps workflows, and artificial intelligence tools. At Tech IT EZ, Paul leads the site’s technical content, covering everything from performance benchmarking and uptime analysis to developer workflows, optimization strategies, and AI-enhanced productivity. With more than two decades working across software, infrastructure, and digital systems, Paul brings a grounded, engineering-driven approach to his writing. His articles distill complex topics into practical, actionable insights—helping readers understand and improve the systems they rely on. Paul’s technical reviews are independently verified by Tech IT EZ’s Senior Technical Expert Reviewer, ensuring accuracy and trust across all engineering-focused content.

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Burst Traffic Playbook: Handling Reddit/Hacker News Spikes on Budget Hosts

Burst Traffic Playbook: Handling Reddit/Hacker News Spikes on Budget Hosts

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When your post hits the front page of Reddit or Hacker News, two things happen: dopamine and denial. Dopamine because…
Edge Caching vs Object Caching vs Opcode: What Each Fixes (and Doesn’t)

Edge Caching vs Object Caching vs Opcode: What Each Fixes (and Doesn’t)

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Updated on: February 16, 2026
When a WordPress site feels slow, “caching” is usually the first thing everyone blames—and for good reason. But not all…
How Many PHP Workers Do You Need

How Many PHP Workers Do You Need? A Traffic-Based Sizing Guide (with calculator examples)

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Updated on: November 7, 2025
Short version: PHP workers are your WordPress site’s assembly line – each worker handles exactly one request at a time.…
TTFB vs LCP vs CLS: Which Metric Actually Predicts “Fast” WordPress Hosting?

TTFB vs LCP vs CLS: Which Metric Actually Predicts “Fast” WordPress Hosting?

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Updated on: November 7, 2025
When you test your WordPress site’s speed, you’re bombarded with three-letter acronyms — TTFB, LCP, and CLS. Each promises to…
Shared vs Managed WordPress Hosting: Which One Do You Really Need?

Shared vs Managed WordPress Hosting: Which One Do You Really Need?

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Updated on: February 16, 2026
Choosing between shared and managed WordPress hosting is not just a pricing decision—it is an architecture decision for your entire…
Fastest WordPress Hosting Providers 2026

Best WordPress Hosting 2026: Performance Benchmarks & Stress Tests

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Updated on: February 14, 2026
Choosing WordPress hosting is rarely about the headline price. It is about the “3 AM Test”: how does the platform…
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