Tips for CMS developers and PHP frameworks

More than once I come across a similar problem when people come and ask for help in solving the problems of load distribution with a sudden increase in the audience of their sites. Well and the most laborious in this problem are self-written CMS-like systems, which sometimes have to be rewritten completely.

I will not go into the details of the distribution of the load, and otpishu only the basic rules, subject to which your CMS will easily scale.


Rule # 1 : all executable scripts must have the extension .php and only .php , even inclusions

There will be no problems running on another web server, as well as for security.

#2: .htaccess :
RewriteRule ^(.+)$ index.php?path=$1

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