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  • Thread Starter jpjp222

    (@jpjp222)

    @amandato thank you for this comprehensive post! This is very helpful. I apologize for not being more clear in my first post.

    I think your static feed plugin is more of what I was thinking when I was talking about caching the feed.

    Here’s more about my setup:

    I did not do “Do not allow other plugins to modify podcast feeds.” So I will try that. Update: This fixed it, see below.

    I do have accelerate and maximize checked

    For show most recent, I have that set to 50 but I’d like it as high as possible which is probably what my issue is.

    I barely use any categories or tags.

    The hosting I have is managed and optimized for wordpress. It has nginx and varnish.

    Update: just tried this and it made a huge difference. I didn’t realize this was a speed related feature. Even upping my episode count to 300 it’s not killing my server anymore!

    Thanks a lot for your help and how thorough a response you gave. I’m sure that will help a lot of others trying to solve the same problem.

    Thread Starter jpjp222

    (@jpjp222)

    @shawnogordo Thanks!

    @amandato Thank you, I’ll look into that. So there’s no way to keep my feed and just serve a cached version on the same url?

    I went with PowerPress so I didn’t have to rely on third party services to host my feed. So I was hoping to avoid that.

    Thread Starter jpjp222

    (@jpjp222)

    Also just wanted to note that I’m running on a powerful server so ‘just get a better server’ isn’t the solution I’m looking for. 🙂

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