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You get 94% / 87% so what seem to be the problem? The only thing i can thing of is the 7.0s load time which is ok but a bit long.. I have also checked your website on Google PageSpeed Insights and the results warn’t too bad. You need better servers, fast servers Try combining … Read more

There is no remotely easy way to accomplish this with “push” strategy, because (unlike attachments) plugins and themes do not really declare their resources to WordPress. To push those resources you need to enumerate them and keep that information up to date. In pull configurations this happens automagically in actual use. For push configuration you … Read more

To totally bypass WP, just use the CDN native interface or a utility like cyberduck to upload you files directly to the CDN and embed the file from the “From URL” tab at the add media thing. This can work with files and video but will be problematic with images as WP process images to … Read more

It depends what you mean, entirely on Cloudfront. Cloudfront is a CDN only. It can’t run any server side scripting environments (PHP or MySQL), it therefore isn’t possible to host a wordpress site entirely with Cloudfront. You could alternatively use Cloudfront to host your images to improve speed. The closest way to host a wordpress … Read more

Most CDNs (including Amazon’s Cloudfront, which is what I’ve used), allow origin pull, which essentially means that the CDN pulls the required entity from, in this case, your blog, the first time someone tries to access it. If use a caching plugin like wp-supercache, or w3 total cache, they integrate with CDNs like Cloudfront to … Read more

The problem is that I’m pretty sure it’s impossible to check if CSS is effectively added to a page via PHP: CSS is parsed by the browser, so client side, and has completely no effect on server side. Of course, in PHP it’s possible to check if CDN is responsive or not… Option 1 Send … Read more