Below is the system environment I used for testing. So if you don’t have a root access to the server, get it before proceed further. To complete the installation steps below you will need root access to your server. The Redis daemon and Redis PHP Extension is the one we need to install. Additionally if a page or blog post edited, the Redis cache for that content will be invalidated and will the updated content after the next refresh of page. Advantage of RedisĬaching with Redis will not have the need to manually flush the cache when new content is published. This is achieved by storing the query results as memory blocks. Redis provides an alternative caching back-end, taking that work off the database, which is vital for scaling to a larger number of logged-in users. Since the database also handles many queries for normal page requests, it is the most common bottleneck causing increase load-times. Most website frameworks like WordPress use the database to cache internal application “objects” which can be expensive to generate (menu trees, filter results, etc.), and to keep cached page content. If you liked it you can also purchase it from their below url. Today we discuss further on it.īefore proceed with the installation method we follow, I would also like to mention one point as, I have noticed, there is a third party plugin exists for Redis cache developed by a company named.
Install redis server install#
We need to install the Redis caching server manually on a cPanel based server. There is no in house option like cPanel Redis plugin at this moment. Normally Webmasters use Redis as caching module and there by improve the site loading time of websites. Its up to you which one you would like to use and what kind of configuration setup better suits your environment. If you a question in mind like which Caching system is best Memcache or Redis, I would say its hard to tell, Both caching systems have their own Advantages.
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Redis is an open source, in-memory data structure store, used as a database, cache and message broker that can be used as a drop-in caching back-end for your Drupal or WordPress website.