A normal WordPress plugin cannot be used to provide persistent object caching in WordPress. You need to manually create a drop-in file called object-cache.php, which sits in the wp-content folder. Some of the l
Tiny cache Cache post content, translations and nav menu output in persistent object cache. This MU plugin works well inproductionproviding you understand its source code (133 sloc). WordPress performance Please seehttps://github.com/szepeviktor/wordpress-website-lifecycle/blob/master/WordPress-perfor...
A persistent object cache backend for WordPress powered by Redis. Supports Predis, PhpRedis, HHVM, replication and clustering. - devgeniem/wp-redis-object-cache-dropin
Click "Go back" to the Summary view. Your selected domain name should be visible as the 4th item in the list. Click one of the other visible domains in the Summary view. Your previous selection should still remain. Click "View all domains" and type in an unrelated search term in the i...