Samuel Aguilera

<p>A lot of people, like me, miss the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stats/" rel="ugc">WordPress.com Stats</a> standalone plugin and only wants this part of Jetpack.</p>
<p>This plugins completely <strong>prevent all modules in Jetpack from being loaded except for Stats and WP.me Shortlinks modules, this means that all other modules are not loaded by Jetpack in any way, saving memory and resources</strong> in your WordPress and leaving Jetpack only with the same features of <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stats/" rel="ugc">WordPress.com Stats</a> plugin that sadly was discontinued long time ago and replaced by Jetpack by WordPress.com</p>
<p>Current version of the plugin it’s pretty simple, it just uses a few filters provided by Jetpack, so it’s totally fail safe. Also nothing is saved to the database, so deactivating the plugin is enough to revert it effects.</p>
<p>GDPR Notice: The author of Jetpack Lite doesn’t collect ANY data. Also no data is saved in your site by Jetpack Lite.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Automatically prevents Jetpack from loading any modules except for Stats and WP.me Shortlinks, saving system resources and cleaning the interface for modules that you don’t want to use.</li>
<li>Disables Jetpack’s Ads (aka “just in time messages”).</li>
</ul>
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<ul>
<li>Jetpack.</li>
<li>WordPress version required by Jetpack.</li>
</ul>


Jetpack Lite

Make a simple mistake, pay for it with RTFM-style support trolling. Why not just use Google Analytics and spare yourself the trouble?



Rude, disrespectful "support"

Prevents Jetpack from loading any modules except for Stats and WP.me Shortlinks modules. Jetpack is required!

Automattic

Matt Mullenweg

Peter Westwood

Michael Adams (mdawaffe)

Ryan Boren

Andy Skelton

Barry

vnsavage

WordPress VIP

<p>HyperDB is a very advanced database class that replaces a few of the WordPress built-in database functions. The main differences are:<br />
* HyperDB can be connect to an arbitrary number of database servers,<br />
* HyperDB inspects each query to determine the appropriate database.</p>
<p>It supports:</p>
<ul>
<li>Read and write servers (replication)</li>
<li>Configurable priority for reading and writing</li>
<li>Local and remote datacenters</li>
<li>Private and public networks</li>
<li>Different tables on different databases/hosts</li>
<li>Smart post-write master reads</li>
<li>Failover for downed host</li>
<li>Advanced statistics for profiling</li>
<li>WordPress Multisite</li>
</ul>
<p>It is based on the code currently used in production on WordPress.com with many MySQL servers spanning multiple datacenters.</p>


HyperDB

HyperDB is a amazing feature.


	You want to make two websites share a (user) table? OK!
	You want to make a website use two databases so we can create a development workflow to "deploy" content in the same time we persist production data? OK!
	And so on...


Of course is unnecessary to talk about how it can help in scaling... Just perfect.


It's just amazing!

This plugin works very well with AWS RDS and read replica.

Works very well with RDS and read Replica

Maybe this plugin is not so popular because many WordPress users are just not technical users, but I truly glad the plugin is here, and hopefully the WordPress team still always have a time to maintenance this :)

Kudos! 

A hidden gem

HyperDB is an advanced database class that supports replication, failover, load balancing, and partitioning.

Jetpack Lite vs HyperDB