Wordpress Redis Cache at Nginx Level + WP Super Cache

no need redis cache at nginx level replaces wp super cache

 

yes but only if you DO NOT follow 1st post instructions at Redis - How to install Redis server on Centmin Mod LEMP stack | Centmin Mod Community to set up Redis as a LRU cache which will then limit memory usage

 

best redis wordpress solution = redis cache at nginx level + redis object wp plugin (for db cache)

however technically if you are talking in terms of functionality, redis cache at nginx level does what wp super cache and cache enabler does = offload the load from php-fpm by generating wp page level caching either at redis/memory level or at nginx static page file level (wp super cache or cache enabler).

I suspect it's redis object wp plugin (for db cache) that is making the difference, so try with just Cacher Enabler + redis object wp plugin (for db cache) and see

so try a proper comparison between

• wp super cache only
• wp super cache + redis object wp plugin (for db cache)
• cache enabler only
• cache enabler + redis object wp plugin (for db cache)
• redis nginx level cache + redis object wp plugin (for db cache)
• redis nginx level cache + redis object wp plugin (for db cache) + cache enabler

 

hehe - yes provided Redis server is installed and configured, Redis Nginx level cache + Redis object cache will be much faster than WP Super Cache or Cache Enabler. FYI, if you read the code and nginx syntax used WP Super Cache = Cache Enabler basically so not much difference just Cache Enabler seems to work better and easier from the WP PHP Plugin configuration side of things.

That's normal as there's only 2 possible outputs for $srcache_store_status BYPASS or STORE. Where STORE only happens when a subrequest isn't available in Redis cache and has status codes 200, 301 or 302 i.e. when $srcache_fetch_status = MISS. Once, $srcache_fetch_status = HIT, then $srcache_store_status becomes BYPASS as it doesn't have to to store the subrequest in Redis cache.

see openresty/srcache-nginx-module · GitHub

and openresty/srcache-nginx-module · GitHub

 

Just updated my Wordpress7 site to PHP 7.0.1 and switched from WP Super Cache to Redis Caching combination wordpress7.centminmod.com/186/php-7-0-1-redis-caching-for-wordpress

10k user blitz.io test

 

oh didn't know railgun needed memcached !

i have no problems with memcached server and redis server running together usually

 

FYI, WP 4.4 with PHP 7.0.1 vs HHVM 3.12-dev vs Redis Cache https://community.centminmod.com/posts/23164/

 

yeah still testing - latest results including redis cache in compare https://community.centminmod.com/posts/23175/

 

strange i wouldn't know much about that as i don't use adsense on wordpress

anyone else run into this ? @RoldanLT @Matt Williams

 

well thanks for heads up, definitely something to look at !