A Year Later: Still Thrilled with My Decision
As someone eager to break away from traditional Web 2 companies, I wanted to share my journey of transitioning to Flux while using WordPress. After a few early bumps, I’m happy to say that I’m fully set up and reaping the rewards of my new setup.
The Process: Smooth and Simple
Migrating my database to Flux turned out to be far easier than expected. With the help of CNAME records from Cloudflare, I was able to seamlessly point my website to Flux and set up my WordPress site without any major hitches.
Early Hiccups
Like any transition, there were some initial hiccups—mostly of my own making. At one point, I had my website deployed in two locations, which caused some confusion. But once I fixed that, I was able to test the full capabilities of my new environment.
WordPress on Flux: Testing the Limits
One of my top priorities was to evaluate Flux’s performance against my old Web 2 providers. I ran tests using loader.io, maxing out at 10,000 clients over a 15-second period. To my delight, Flux handled the load effortlessly, offering noticeably better speed and stability than what I had with Web 2.
Final Thoughts: Still Happy I Made the Switch
Looking back, I’m extremely happy with my decision to move to Flux. The setup process was simple, the few issues I encountered were quickly fixed, and Flux’s performance has been a huge improvement over my old Web 2 providers.
If you’re thinking about switching to Flux, I highly recommend giving it a try. With its speed, stability, and ease of use, you’ll be glad you made the move.
Learn more about Flux at www.runonflux.com
