Docket Cache with LSCache Plugin

Hi @alikabilio,

Yes. Install and activate Docket Cache, it will handle object caching and not interfere with the LSCache plugin interface.

Thanks.

Hi @nawawijamili,
Thanks for quick response.

The Docket Cache is influence the frontend speed or just backend?

Beside the installation, I need to do/change other value?

How Docket Cache vs Redis (for example)?

Regards.

Hi,

Thanks for the question.

The Docket Cache is influence the frontend speed or just backend?

Backend.

Beside the installation, I need to do/change other value?

Default configuration suitable for any site. You may try to change max disk size and max file if the default value is not enough for your site.

https://docs.docketcache.com/constants#docket_cache_maxsize_disk
https://docs.docketcache.com/constants#docket_cache_maxfile

How Docket Cache vs Redis (for example)?

Redis is an in-memory cache, all caches will reside in memory. Docket cache is a hybrid solution, we store cache as plain PHP files and then using OPcache to load caches into RAM, makes it close to the in-memory cache.

Redis is a server-based solution, if want to compare it with Docket Cache, it is better in terms of performance.

Thanks.

Hi,

Default configuration suitable for any site. You may try to change max disk size and max file if the default value is not enough for your site.

That’s good even I don’t change the default WordPress limit value of 256MB memory?

Redis is a server-based solution, if want to compare it with Docket Cache, it is better in terms of performance.

Means, Docket Cache is better?

Regards.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by alikabilio.

That’s good even I don’t change the default WordPress limit value of 256MB memory?

Normally if your site is not heavy, it is ok. Otherwise, you need to change it.

Means, Docket Cache is better?

Redis is better, it is a server-based, Docket cache only plugin.

Thanks.

OK,
Thanks for your answers!

Regards.