• Resolved poppydev

    (@poppydev)


    Hi Team,

    Just a quick one. I have removed WPRocket based on this plugin having additional options to work alongside Cloudflare and allowing the site to be cached in two ways.

    My question is – Does your plugin work well alongside the popular Docket Cache plugin? I use this plugin to offer a similar experienced to Memcached due to having the site on a shared host, as well as having control over my Cronjobs and OPcache.

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @poppydev,
    I have never used that plugin. The general rule of thumb is never use more than one page cahing system on any site. As it is not recommended to use more than one page caching system.

    I don’t know how that plugin works under the hood and if it is compatible with page caching system. But you can definitely install it and give it a try if you want.

    When using this plugin, for the general users who don’t have to log in to your website, if pages are cached in Cloudflare CDN then the entire request is served/handled by Cloudflare and the request does not even reach the origin server. So, it would reduce the load on your ser tremendously compared to any other page caching solution.

    But you can definitely use other static file optimization plugins for optimizing your static files like CSS, JS, images, etc. You can also use object caching if you like.

    Thread Starter poppydev

    (@poppydev)

    Hi Saumya,

    Thank you for the quick response. I will keep an eye out on how it functions. The plugin is an object cache but not in the similar way to Memcached etc. Reading up it stores the data in a plain PHP file to allow for WordPress to access this much quicker.

    I don’t think its a static page caching plugin as I had it setup with WPRocket before coming across your plugin.

    Please do have a read at the documentation of the plugin and let me know what your thoughts are and if it is something that isn’t required. It could be you add it to your compatibility list and recommend it for those on a shared platform.

    Regards

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @poppydev,
    That’s good to know. Hopefully you will have a good experience. 🙂

    I tried using Docket Cache in tandem with Super Page Cache for Cloudflare and WP Rocket. In general, everything works more or less stable.

    I haven’t tested for a long time, but it’s important to note that if you select too many objects for caching in Docket Cache, then some server load problems may be noted. Although the server is quite powerful. In other words, you should not be greedy.

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @pharmanext,
    Thanks for the update. Glad to hear that everything is working perfectly. I am resolving this thread now.

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