• Resolved Unreal NFS

    (@unrealnfs)


    Hi there!

    1st, thanks for this great plugin. It works faster than Redis Object Cache Pro plugin.

    I have a wish though.

    I don’t want to ObjectCache the frontend of the website but only the backend admin area to speed things up, as i am using litespeedcache plugin for Page-caching for the frontend. I tried disabling the APCu-Manager plugin from working in the frontend of the site, but that doesn’t stops the plugin from Object caching for the frontend – of course that wouldn’t I guess, but I tried it anyways.

    I just wish there was an “option” in the plugin to only cache the backend admin area of the WordPress site —- it would have been great and also the cache-limit wouldn’t have been reached and everything on the server would have remained minimal and at the same time the WordPress Admin area would have remained extremely fast.

    Thanks in advance. God bless.

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  • Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    I understand your use case. You’re the first to ask so, let me think about it.

    Note I use APCu + Litespeed cache without any interference on the sites I host…

    Thread Starter Unreal NFS

    (@unrealnfs)

    That’s Awesome! You are great!

    That was the fastest reply i ever received from a plugin author.

    P.S. I have already left a positive review for the plugin. Also, all your wp-analytics tools are great —- they are so different from the others and at the same time super cool. I found your great plugins just yesterday. Great work. God bless.

    Dear @pierrelannoy ,

    First, big thanks for all the PerfOps stack you created. Wow! Totally…
    I agree with @unrealnfs about conditional or selectable initialization of APCu. I tried to disable APCu on specific pages with the Plugin Organizer. But no luck at all. And glad @unrealnfs got your attention a while ago. You guys, rocks! God be with you.

    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    Hello @demironmanx !

    Thank you so much for all your kind words.

    You’re right: as it is a “drop-in” plugin (in the WP way), even with the best “conditioner” plugin you can’t selectively enable or disable the object caching feature.
    But you (and some other comments) suggest to me that this could be an interesting feature… I’m working on it!

    You’re the inspirer, Sir! Maybe the right question was, is it possible to exclude some specific queries or selected objects? I activated DecaLog to understand whats happening internally. I also checked HOOKS.md whether if something useful out there for this purpose. We’re waiting your signal, Sir.

    There are some good news here.

    1. I figured out that my frontend problem was a “500 Internal Server Error ” at example.com/ajax-call possibly caused by PHP Errors in Ajax Response and it solved somehow. Dynamic queries seems working on the frontend while APCu is enabled. In 3.1.1 there was a fix for ajax calls, can it be a new variant of that old problem?
    2. Plugin Organizer rules effecting loading behaviour of APCu conditionally. I am now enabling / disabling loading of APCu per page.
    3. Eventhough loading of APCu disabled on a page, the Query Monitor shows “Persistent object cache plugin in use” in that page and everywhere. It’s a good and expected thing indeed.
    4. After installing DecaLog today the weird thing is I couldn’t get any DecaLog Metrics yet at example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=apcm-viewer and example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=decalog-settings >>> System events-logger status is paused and not clickable to resume or start. WP events log and WP traces added and running.

    APCu (mmap) 5.1.23 latest in use.

    https://imgur.com/gallery/decalog-settings-apcu-analytics-euk0I7E

    Thanks for your time and patience @pierrelannoy


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