Die Beschleunigung a (langsam) riesige wordpress-Datenbank

Teste ich ein neues Projekt, das beinhaltet die Verwendung einer wordpress-installation, das hat über 1,5 Millionen Beiträge, in der Regel der Veröffentlichung von Inhalten/Titel ist nur eine Zeile oder zwei - so ganz kurz.

Ich habe bereits die sehr Empfehlenswerte W3-cache-plugin, die viel hilft - aber wenn man erstmal landen auf einer Seite, es dauert eine gute 40-60 laden und generieren einen cache, und mit einer Website, die enthält über 1 Millionen posts, die ich vermute, dass Sie alle Cache ist eine Katastrophe - da nur etwa 5% dieser angesehen wird, auf einer regelmäßigen basis.

Unten ist was Los für einen standard-build für einen post, kann ich irgendetwas tun, um zu ändern/beschleunigen der offensichtliche Flaschenhals? Ich bin mir auch nicht sicher, was die VERKNÜPFUNG tut? sicherlich all das muss geschehen, bekommen Sie post von ID. Die Abfrage, die so lange dauert, wie es aussieht, ist eine Abfrage, um zu zeigen, eine Reihe von posts und bestellen Sie basierend auf Metadaten -, die ich nicht brauchen auf der post-Seite?

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Unabhängig von der obigen Frage, ich bin auf shared-hosting im momment so ist es offensichtlich nicht gehen, um es zu schneiden, was ich Fragen will ist, wenn Sie, wo laufen diese Art von Website - welche Art von server specs/hosting-plan, den würden Sie suchen, um diese zu bewältigen Größe der installation? Mit ein paar thouand Besuchern zum start pro Woche bewegt sich.