Dynamic website (help)

Hi @kryoz507,

I hope you are doing well today!

I suggest you to use clearing full cache when post is updated instedd of setting time intervals.
https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/hummingbird/#clear-full-cache-when-post-page-is-updated

You can also keep clearing cache at intervals of 24 hours or less according to your requirement to make sure.
https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/hummingbird/#cache-interval

When it comes to your question, if you want Hummingbird to ‘update’ or refresh the cached content within some period repeatedly, here are some advantages and disadvantages to consider:

Advantages
– Freshness of Content: Rapid cache refreshing means the content users see will be largely up-to-date. If your site has rapidly changing content, this keeps your user view current.
– Speed and Performance: Properly setting up Hummingbird’s caching feature can significantly improve your website’s load time, providing a better user experience.

Disadvantages
– Server Load: As frequent refreshing means the server needs to rebuild cached content regularly. This may slow down your website, especially if you have a high-traffic site or a shared hosting plan.
– Potential Inconsistencies: If data is continually changing, users might occasionally see slightly outdated information if they access a page just before it’s due for a cache refresh.

Please let us know if you need further help or clarification.

Kind regards,
Zafer

I will use that option (I suggest you to use clearing full cache when post is updated instedd of setting time intervals.) That good feature and setup 24 cache.

I use VPS 4core 8gb so in this case, I will not have any problem. At this moment I dont have any user or customer because I start to build the website.

I just want to be prepare when I lunch the website.

Hi @kryoz507,

I use VPS 4core 8gb so in this case, I will not have any problem

In most cases, the above won’t be accurate. The resources will be used by PHP, Apache, system process etc so 8GB won’t be the actual memory allocated for the website.

You can confirm that by creating a phpinfo() page as mentioned in this article and check what’s the value for memory_limit is displayed in the phpinfo() page which would be the memory allocated to your WordPress website.

https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/phpinfo/

I will use that option (I suggest you to use clearing full cache when post is updated instedd of setting time intervals.) That good feature and setup 24 cache.

However, the above configuration should be enough from what you have described. The “Clear full cache when post/page is?updated” when enabled should clear the cache immediately when there are changes in the website, instead of waiting for a 5-minute interval.

So please do check and let us know if you have any further queries.

Best Regards,

Nithin

Well right now I have this setup. How much do you think it should be for 10 thousand users? 1024mb memory limit, look video. Open to recieved recommendation.

Hello @kryoz507 ,

How much do you think it should be for 10 thousand users?

You can check this article https://kagg.eu/en/10000-clients-second-wordpress/ for some advice on how to configure a server to handle so many users.

kind regards,
Kasia

Thanks, for the info.