Status of “Cache Preload”

  • Resolved jonalange

    (@jonalange)


    2 weeks, 4 days ago

    Is there any way, for example a status page, console command or anything that let’s me know how much of the cache is done? We have a page with a lot of paramters (because of a combination of filters and search, it’s about 20k pages) that all get cached, so it will take very very long until the whole cache is done. Currently I have no idea if a cached page is actually served to the user, or not.

    A way to see the current percentage of all pages that are cached would be good!
    This would also impact the time for the “Update interval” because it won’t make sense to run the preoload again, if the first run isn’t even finished.

    Also if the amount of pages is too much for the server and created more load than needed it would be good to check, how fast the cache is finished.

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  • Plugin Contributor Marko Vasiljevic

    (@vmarko)

    Hello @jonalange

    Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to help!
    Just to confirm, you want to be able to visually see how many pages are converted afer some time periond and make sure that you have the information when all the pages are preloaded?

    The update interval is a time inteval after which the next batch of the pages are preloaded. the higher the interval the less resources are consumed from your server.
    And also, you want to make sure that preload stops once the last page is preloaded?
    Can you please share how often do you update pages and posts for this website because once the page is update, it needs to be invalidated, which means that it needs to be preloaded again

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter jonalange

    (@jonalange)

    @vmarko Thanks for the reply!
    Yes exactly. I would like to see the progress like “200 of 1000 pages cached” or similar. I’m also fine by using any command in the console if there is no UI for this. So I know if the site is even cached, or if the users are still served a none cached version. Or generally see how many pages are in the scope for the cache, so I can calculate myself how long this would roughly take. Because some pages are filtered to not be cached. This makes it hard to see what the max amount of pages actually is.

    Posts and pages aren’t updated that much, they will be added in bulk with some months in between.

    Plugin Contributor Marko Vasiljevic

    (@vmarko)

    Hello @jonalange

    Thank you for your feedback.
    I’ve shared this with the team and the actual visualisation of the Cache Preload is a nice idea.

    I’ll have to get back to you on this as this needs more discussion and making sure that if some pages are for example invalidated, that the number of the cached pages reflects that

    Thanks again for your suggestion!

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