Backend isiues (/wp-admin) | Plugin overload the server

  • Resolved Nadav Levi

    (@123nadav)


    3 years, 1 month ago

    Hello, i notice from the latest update of WordPress. 5.9
    Docket Cache doing cache to the backend and i don’t know but for some reason,
    when i work on pages (let’s say open 40 pages in one time )

    I get overloaded, this issue not was before WordPress 5.9

    Now, i notice when you turn off the plugin, you do not get this overload, and actually, i can work on 40 pages in one time (it’s short, have things you cant do in BLOCK mode )

    I very much like Docket Cache, especially when Query Monitor hook himself to this plugin, it’s easy to diagnose and actually need to IMPROVE the backend (let’s say if i do 40 pages without the plugin, so, with Docket Cache i actually need to be able to work on 80 pages – X2 OR X3 this all the idea of the Persisting cache… )

    I think have some issues with the new update of WordPress and Docket Cache need to be fixed.

    before a month ago i was able to work on 40 pages, the server never and ever get overloaded.

    if it be easier for you, i turn of in one site and have another identical site i keep it on. ( i finish edit the pages, so i don’t get overloaded on this website )

    locksmithunit.es – without docket cache

    locksmithunit.com – with docket cache.

    I believe it can be fixed.
    hope it will help to provide a quick fix.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Nawawi Jamili

    (@nawawijamili)

    Hi there,

    Docket Cache is a file-based caching, and it is had a common issue with server I/O resources.

    When Docket Cache has a new update and updating to the latest version, it will cleanup all its cache files. Sometimes it will spike the server resource during the process to rebuild the cache.

    You may try disabling these options one by one on the Configuration Page:

    – Admin Object Cache Preloading
    – Advanced Post Caching
    – Object Cache Precaching

    Or you may turn off Object Caching at Overview Page by clicking the “Disable Object Cache” button when doing your task.

    For clarification, Query Monitor does not hook Docket Cache by choice, it only detects what external object caching is currently used. All the info retrieve from wp-content/object-cache.php Drop-In file header.

    https://locksmithunit.com seems Okay to me.

    Hope this will answer your question. And thank you for using Docket Cache.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Nadav Levi

    (@123nadav)

    Maybe Autoptimize plugin caching the wp-content/object-cache.php ???

    Its Docket Cache Caching the backend, Autoptimize don’t do it.
    but if you have PHP – script maybe Autoptimize doing cache for this PHP

    Maybe need to bypass this folder:
    wp-content/object-cache.php
    ????

    Plugin Author Nawawi Jamili

    (@nawawijamili)

    Hi,

    Maybe Autoptimize plugin caching the wp-content/object-cache.php ???

    No. the Autoptimize plugin did not cache it.

    The object-cache.php file is a special file that extends WordPress Core functionality for WordPress Object Cache. This file loaded before any plugins like Autoptimize loads. Docket Cache depend on it to handles object caching.

    Its Docket Cache Caching the backend, Autoptimize don’t do it.
    but if you have PHP – script maybe Autoptimize doing cache for this PHP

    Autoptimize only handles asset files like CSS, JS and images with suitable optimizations and makes files smaller and load faster on the browser.

    Maybe need to bypass this folder:
    wp-content/object-cache.php
    ????

    No. You can’t bypass it. Either it exists or not.

    Thanks.

    Plugin Author Nawawi Jamili

    (@nawawijamili)

    Hi,

    I’m marking this thread as resolved. Feel free to open a new topic if you have further questions.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Nadav Levi

    (@123nadav)

    I remove the precache, it the precache,
    the advance post actually good.

    thanks, bro.

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