Redis with Woocommerce

  • Resolved Vanderlindemedia

    (@jvanderlinde)


    3 years, 11 months ago

    Hi,

    I’m trying to setup Redis cache in combination with Litespeed on a woocommerce / wordpress based website. The config works without issues with just litespeed and woocommerce. Whenever i enable and connect the redis wordpress plugin, it is suddenly showing items that are on stock, as not for sale anymore. This pretty much happens with any product that can have like variance in weight for example 50gr, 100gr, 250gr, 400gr etc instead of listing all these products independently.

    Because of that, and i assured it was redis, i disabled it for now, hoping to find a sollution. Because redis does work significant on large websites.

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  • Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    Are you flushing your cache after re-activating Redis?

    Thread Starter Vanderlindemedia

    (@jvanderlinde)

    Yes. And it puts products on OUT OF STOCK while the products are in stock and do offer various items. I think a portion of the database that redis is supposed to cache is not taken along with it. We’re using for example the Woocommerce booster pack, that has lots of additions. This is my best guess that a part of the database is not taken into caching (at all).

    Thread Starter Vanderlindemedia

    (@jvanderlinde)

    Basicly, when i activate / connect Redis the product itself goes out of stock. This appears as well when i completely disable litespeed caching. So it’s 100% redis here that does’nt go along well.

    Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    WooCommerce itself works quite well with object caching.

    You can report this issue to the support team of that Booster Pack plugin.

    You must flush your Redis database every time after enabling the cache. Otherwise you’ll have stale data.

    Object caching is meant to be permanent, not toggled on and off.

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