As planned, Apache is no more. Say hi to Lighty

Made a few silly mistakes along the way and almost accidentally deleted my folder of pictures even. Things got a little more responsive. I haven’t used any caching solutions for WordPress. Caching is going to be tough work.

I just let PHP CGI spawn happily:

 PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND
2655 www-data  16   0 99816  31m 3804 S    0 12.4   0:22.67 php-cgi
2651 www-data  16   0 96060  29m 3308 S    0 11.6   0:04.91 php-cgi
2656 www-data  16   0 93976  26m 3968 S    0 10.2   0:24.59 php-cgi
2654 www-data  16   0 94008  26m 3856 S    0 10.2   0:24.88 php-cgi
2653 www-data  16   0 91612  25m 3200 S    0  9.8   0:03.52 php-cgi
2657 www-data  16   0 89840  22m 3784 S    0  8.7   0:24.06 php-cgi
2652 www-data  16   0 89580  22m 3980 S    0  8.6   0:04.27 php-cgi
2650 www-data  16   0 86716  20m 3196 S    0  8.0   0:03.94 php-cgi
2313 mysql     15   0  139m  17m 4368 S    0  6.7   0:19.83 mysqld
2649 www-data  23   0 71676 6232 3708 S    0  2.4   0:00.01 php-cgi
2647 www-data  23   0 71676 6224 3708 S    0  2.4   0:00.02 php-cgi
2672 root      15   0 53468 2696 2136 S    0  1.0   0:00.00 sshd
2645 www-data  15   0 55084 2628  892 S    0  1.0   0:00.22 lighttpd
2433 root      15   0 36676 2124 1676 S    0  0.8   0:00.00 master

Lighttpd don’t exactly take up a lot of resources too.