Recently, the RAML team decided it was time for an updated server infrastructure. The original site used a web-based Content Management System (CMS) that required a lot of costly server resources. Each client request to the CMS invoked scripts that rendered the pages from outside sources, such as the database and theme;

This led to significant processing time before providing what was, in most cases, a static page. Of course, we ran a caching layer in front of the web server to speed up some requests,

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