sorry i made a mistake. -_-!
10w means 100,000 in my words ,and so on.
is the size of your database restricted?
How much data could WordPress afford at most?
I don’t know. Last I heard WP had a rich uncle, so I’d imagine quite a bit.
Really, though, you might want to phrase your question better. First of all, you probably mean “manage” and not “afford”. And secondly, you said 10w, then you said that means 10k, but 10k….of what?
sorry for my poor english guys.
what i said meant that if it is possible to get as many as 100,000 blogs in my datebase?
Just to clarify further: it seems the word “blog” is used differently by some people.
We call blog a WordPress installation. As in ‘my blog’.
Others use the word for what we call “posts” or “entries”.
So, which one?
If you’re talking blogs as in installations, then it’s technically possible, but you’d have to have an absolutely unbelievable server farm to keep that running.
If you mean posts, then yes, it could, but that’d take a pretty good server set up (I’d guess you’d want a dedicated or something) to keep it going fast. WordPress can do whatever you want it to as long as it has the hardware behind it
thanks above
what i meant is posts.
appreciate for your replies 🙂
There is no inherent limitation on the number of posts WordPress can handle, I believe. It’s all about what can your database can cope with.
Not sure about WordPress but you can go a long way with MySQL until you hit any limit.
