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nginx microcaching already solves static page caching, but it isn't used for dynamic parts of the site.
Object caching can dramatically increase the performance here, as with WooCommerce and the admin backend.
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Looks useful enough to me 👍 Do you want to do a PR for it?
Personally I'd prefer doing this with memcached since Trellis already installs that by default, but I don't know if the WP plugins are of equivalent functionality/maturity.
@swalkinshaw: I got some feedback (someone had trouble with a step in the guide), so I need to improve the guide a bit further.
Yes, I can provide a PR for this.
Summary
Because of some demand in the roots.io discourse (like https://discourse.roots.io/t/use-redis-cache-with-bedrock-and-trellis/15001/1) I wrote a little guide for setting up object caching (Redis) with Bedrock + Trellis:
https://gist.github.com/strarsis/95abe28f4761f489a8a1cc212d5c69e5
This is my first "real" technical guide, so there is probably some room for improvement.
Motivation
nginx microcaching already solves static page caching, but it isn't used for dynamic parts of the site.
Object caching can dramatically increase the performance here, as with WooCommerce and the admin backend.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: