Docket Cache on a WooCommerce site

  • Resolved Tony

    (@marcopako)


    1 month, 4 weeks ago

    Hi Nawawi,

    I hope you’re doing well. I’m using Docket Cache on a WooCommerce-based website that has hundreds of products, and I would like to ask for some advice on the best way to configure it to optimize performance.

    Site details:

    ?   Hosting: Dreampress, with nginx as the web server.
?   CDN: Cloudflare (free plan).
?   Products in WooCommerce: Hundreds of products.
?   Active plugins: Several WooCommerce extensions.

    I want to make sure that Docket Cache is configured in the most efficient way for an eCommerce site using persistent object caching, and that it works well in combination with nginx and Cloudflare settings.

    Questions:

    1.  Do you recommend any specific Docket Cache adjustments for medium to large WooCommerce sites on nginx servers?
2.  Are there particular configurations I should avoid or adjust, given that the site is behind Cloudflare?
3.  Are there any special considerations for handling persistent object caching with WooCommerce, especially for processes like checkout, shopping carts, or product updates?

    Thank you for your time, best regards.

    Tony

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  • Plugin Author Nawawi Jamili

    (@nawawijamili)

    Hello Tony,

    To be clear, Docket Cache is a file-based object caching plugin. Probably, it won’t work well with high-traffic woocommerce stores. To answer your question, you may try these configurations below:

    CACHE OPTIONS

    Object Cache Precaching: Disable
    WordPress Menu Caching: Disable
    WordPress Translation Caching: Disable
    Admin Page Cache Preloading: Disable
    Retain Transients in Db: Enable

    WOO TWEAKS

    Deactivate WooCommerce Cart Fragments: Enable
    Prevent robots crawling add-to-cart links: Enable

    STORAGE OPTIONS

    Cache Files Limit: 100000
    Cache Disk Limit: 1G
    Chunk Cache Directory: Disable
    Real-time File Limit Checking: Enable
    Auto Remove Stale Cache: Enable
    Exclude Empty Object Data: Disable

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Tony

    (@marcopako)

    Hi Nawawi,

    Thank you so much for your detailed response and for providing the configuration suggestions


    Best regards,
    Tony

    Plugin Author Nawawi Jamili

    (@nawawijamili)

    you are welcome, glad to help, all the best.

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