AccelerateWP is an improved and updated WP Optimization Suite.
Performance has a great impact on the site attendance and efficiency. We know that many customers want an auto tool to resolve problems with site performance. Many sites are built with WordPress CMS. So, we decided to find and implement a complex solution – the AccelerateWP tool to help our customers increase their site performance.
There are two modules in the AccelerateWP: Object Cache Module and Site Optimization Module.
The Smart Advice tool helps to decide which module will be most effective and helpful for particular website performance optimization.
Caching is a mechanism of accessing frequently used data quickly. This mechanism is really helpful in case your site needs to process multiple pages per second as requests come in. If data is stored in cache the server does not need to process it time after time because such data can be obtained from the cache. So, visitors get it faster – it is really fantastic!
And one more interesting thing is that there are different types of caching.
The speed of processing queries to the database is very important for WordPress CMS, because all content data is stored in the WordPress database. So, if you activate (turn on) the Object cache module it means that you activate some storage to cache queries from your clients to the WordPress database. Every time users of your site request some content for the web page it makes a request to the WordPress database.
The solution is based on the Redis Object cache https://wordpress.org/plugins/redis-cache/ and automatically sets up the Redis key-value storage and configures it appropriately.
The storage is located in the RAM of the server which stores data from the WordPress database queries. It caches objects between multiple page loads. But restarting the Object cache module daemon (very rare situation) will erase the data in the storage, and some period of time is needed to collect the data again.
When we recommend to use Object cache module:
For the first beta release, there are the following limitations:
Coming soon...
How does Smart Advice make a decision which module needs to be activated?
Smart Advice has information about types of slow requests for the site for the appropriate period of time and creates new advice based on it. Advices are generated automatically so no additional configuration is needed.
On the AccelerateWP information panel you can find the following statuses.
It will be offline if there is no sites using the Object Cache plugin.
Attention!
In the first beta release this memory usage includes memory usage by the inner Object Cache plugin structures. So, it cannot be zero.
Click on the to change the limit.
Attention!
There is the value limitation for the Max Cache Memory: from 16 MB to 16 GB.
Use the button to clear cache for all websites.
The advices are in the table:
To get an updated list of advices, click the Refresh advice button.
A not applied advice has the Review status, description of suggesting optimization and the Turn on site optimization button.
An applied advice will not disappear from the AccelerateWP interface, but it will be in the Applied state.
Causes of the "No compatibility" message are always Limitations. Each message has a small "how to", so you can try to fix them by yourself via cPanel or WordPress Admin interface.
The misconfiguration message can appear in the following cases:
If you have some Post check issue after turning On the Object Cache module, you can leave them as disabled (in that case the engine reverts all changes). Or you can ignore the issue and continue working with the enabled Object Cache module.
If you get something like "Unexpected WordPress error" you can do the following:
Port: 6379
It is incorrect (will be fixed soon), it works via the file socket.
Try again later. The cause of the problem is a DDoS protection for the WP Optimization suite which allows restart daemon only once in a minute.
You can measure the speed of your website before turning On the Object Cache module and after.
The popular tools:
Login via SSH, find in your home directory ~/.clwpos/main.log
. Or you can open it using the control panel file manager.
No, in the current version we suggest the same optimization as you already have. But we include other useful modules in the next versions, so let’s stay in touch.
No, in the current version we suggest the same optimization as you already have. But we include other useful modules in the next versions, so let’s stay in touch.