Hello @chun0914
Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to assist you with this.
The Page is cached once visited. So when you create a new page or post, the cache will be created upon the first visit. You can use Cache Preload to preload all pages in Performance>Page Cache>Cache Preload.
Once the page is visited, it will be cached. Where? this depends on the caching method you are using. If you are using Disk: Enhanced or Disk: Basic, the cache will be saved in /wp-content/cache/page_enhanced/(or disk)yourwebsite.com/ folder
If you are using memory base caching like Redis or Memcached, the cached page will be stored in Memory.
I hope this helps!
Thanks!
Thank you for your input! I noticed that the plugin can be integrated with Azure blog storage and Azure CDN. If I understand correctly, does this mean that the content can be stored in the blog storage and cached in CDN? Additionally, I was wondering if it would be possible to recache the content if the page or post is modified at a later time? Thank you for your help in clarifying these questions.
Hello @chun0914
Thank you for your feedback.
Yes, you can integrate W3TC with Azure storage CDN. However, this is used for serving static files via CDN like js, css, images, etc. And I believe you are referring to Azure Blob Storage, not Blog storage.
If the page/post is modified, the cache will be purged, to allow new content to be presented to the visitors. Again, if you don’t have the cache preload enabled, the page will be cached once visited again.
Thanks!
Hi there,
Thank you for giving us your feedback. Currently, we’re using version 2.3.1 of W3TC. I have a question about the “Automatically prime the page cache” feature – what does it do exactly?
Additionally, I’m curious if it’s possible to upload the cache file to Azure blob storage instead of keeping it on the local disk. Is that something that can be done?
Thank you
