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Redis Object Cache Pro free download is a confident solution for WordPress and WooCommerce users to host mission-critical, business, and ecommerce sites on Cloudways with stability and excellent uptime, even as traffic soars. Here’s a look at just some of the benefits of this technology:

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Tried and Tested Performance of Object Cache Pro Free Download

Object Cache Pro plugin free download has been designed with raw performance as the primary focus. It has been tested over and over, with more than 1200 test cases, and it’s been optimized for WooCommerce as well.

API Compliant and Seamless Integration

Object Cache Pro nulled is in absolute compliance with the WordPress Object Cache API so there are no error value returns. In fact, it is seamlessly integrated with WordPress itself for easy interactions. *W3 Total Cache and LiteSpeed Cache are great plugins with extensive feature sets, such as browser and page caching, asset minification and dozens more. The above comparison focuses solely on object caching specifically.

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Before you install object cache pro nulled on your server, here are a few requirements that you need to see for  a smooth transition:
  • The Object Cache Pro (Redis Cache Pro) wordpress plugin is only available for 2GB and higher servers (Not for 1 GB).
  • The minimum PHP requirement to run Object Cache Pro is version 7.3.
The setup is simple for both new and existing users. Before starting the video tutorial, let’s look at some use cases for installing and checking Object Cache Pro on the platform. Case 1: When users launch a new server and application Users launching new servers and applications will have Object Cache Pro pre-installed so they don’t have to enable it on their servers through their settings. To check if Object Cache Pro is installed on your server, navigate to WordPress dashboard > tools > site health. On the platform, you can look up Object Cache Pro from Server Management > Tools > Site Health. Case 2: Users with existing servers and applications Customers with existing servers and applications on Cloudways will have to install Redis Object Cache Pro download from the platform. Navigate to the Cloudways Server Management Panel > Setting & Packages > Packages and click Install Redis. Note: Users who already have Redis installed on their servers will have to disable Redis and enable it again.

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How to Deactivate Object Cache Pro Plugin Free Download

You can deactivate the Object Cache Pro plugin free download on a specific application by following these steps:

  1. First, visit your WordPress admin panel and navigate to Dashboard > Home.

  2. Next, click Disable inside the Object Cache Pro free download widget. This action only deactivates the plugin, not uninstall it, so you can always enable it using the same button.

Important

Please note that disabling or uninstalling Redis on a server will result in deactivating the Object Cache Pro plugin on all your WordPress websites hosted on that server.

WordPress is highly dependent on database performance. If you run an extensive website or a WooCommerce-based store, you can quickly enable persistent object caching on it using the Object Cache Pro plugin. It will cache database-intensive tasks to make your application more resilient and faster with fewer resources.

That’s it! We hope this tutorial was helpful. If you need any help, then feel free to search your query on Cloudways Support Center or contact us via chat (Need a Hand > Send us a Message). Alternatively, you can also create a support ticket.

FAQs

Is the Object Cache Pro plugin free to use?

The Object Cache Pro plugin is free for Cloudways customers to use with supported WordPress applications.

Can I use this plugin on a clean WordPress installation?

Clean WordPress installation refers to a WordPress application without Cloudways optimizations; therefore, the Object Cache Pro plugin is not included. It is only available for supported WordPress applications.

How can I update the Object Cache Pro plugin?

Cloudways manages the Object Cache Pro plugin; therefore, all the updates are handled by Cloudways when available.

I already have an object caching plugin installed. Can I still install the Object Cache Pro plugin?

Installing the Object Cache Pro plugin will create a conflict if you already have another object caching plugin. In such a case, you’ll be required to manually remove that existing object caching plugin before you can take advantage of the Object Cache Pro plugin.

Below is the list of some common object caching plugins that you must remove before enabling the Object Cache Pro plugin.

  • Use Memcached

  • Memcached Redux

  • Memcached Object Cache

  • Redis Object Cache

  • Cachify

  • Memcached Object Cache

  • WP Redis

I have the free Redis Object Cache plugin installed; how can I switch to the Object Cache Pro plugin?

First, you need to uninstall the existing Redis Object Cache plugin and install the Object Cache Pro plugin.

Can I use this plugin with Breeze or any other page caching plugin (e.g., WP Rocket, Swift Performance, etc.)?

The Object Cache Pro plugin is dedicated to object caching. You can use the Object Cache Pro plugin with the following page cache plugins without issues.

Besides the plugins mentioned above, you can use the Object Cache Pro plugin with any other page caching plugins that don’t offer object caching functionality.

How can I use the Object Cache Pro plugin with page caching plugins that also offer object caching?

In that case, you need to disable object caching settings from the respective plugin’s dashboard before installing the Object Cache Pro plugin. Here are some plugins that offer page and object caching:

  • W3 Total Cache

  • LiteSpeed Cache

Should I use Varnish or Redis? Which one is better?

Varnish Cache (often called “Varnish”) is a server-side page caching mechanism; whereas, Redis is used to power up object caching using the Object Cache Pro plugin on your WordPress application.

You can use Varnish and Redis simultaneously as both caching mechanisms serve different purposes to boost your website performance.

Where is the analytics section of the Object Cache Pro plugin?

The analytics section of the Object Cache Pro plugin is currently unavailable. However, the widget is available on the WordPress admin panel dashboard to monitor plugin status, view cache size, flush cache, and deactivate the plugin.

I have a 1GB RAM server, so how can I install the Object Cache Pro plugin?

Your 1GB RAM server does not qualify for the Object Cache Pro plugin installation as per the mandatory requirements; therefore, you can scale up your existing server to at least 2GB RAM or higher to install the Object Cache Pro plugin. If you previously had Redis installed, you need to uninstall and reinstall it after scaling up your server.

Will the Object Cache Pro plugin remain active if I downgrade my AWS/GCE server to 1GB RAM?

The Object Cache Pro plugin will be deactivated once you downgrade to incompatible server specifications. As per the mandatory requirements for Object Cache Pro plugin installation, the server must have 2GB RAM or higher.

I have a server running PHP 7.2 (or lower), so how can I install the Object Cache Pro plugin?

Your server running PHP 7.2 does not qualify for the Object Cache Pro plugin installation as per the mandatory requirements; therefore, you can upgrade to PHP 7.3 or higher, e.g., PHP 8, to install the Object Cache Pro plugin. If you previously had Redis installed, you need to uninstall and reinstall it after upgrading the PHP version.

Will the Object Cache Pro plugin remain active if I downgrade the PHP version to 7.2 or lower?

The minimum version required is PHP 7.3; therefore, downgrading it to a lower version will deactivate the Object Cache Pro plugin.

Can I use this plugin with staging applications?

Yes, you can use the Object Cache Pro plugin with staging applications.

I already have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active on my WordPress application; how can I create a staging application with the Object Cache Pro plugin?

Here are three cases to answer this question:

Same server: If you create a staging application on the same server where your actual WordPress application is hosted, your staging application will also have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active.

Different server: If you create a staging application on a different server, then that server must meet the mandatory requirements for the plugin installation. If it meets the requirements, your staging application will have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active. If it does not meet the requirements, the plugin will not be installed on the staging application.

New server: If you create a staging application on the new server with 2GB RAM or greater, your staging application will also have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active because the new server will automatically meet the mandatory requirements. However, if you choose a new server size less than 2GB, the plugin will not be installed on the staging application.

I already have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active on my WordPress application; how can I clone my application with the Object Cache Pro plugin?

Here are three cases to answer this question:

Same server: If you clone the application on the same server where your actual WordPress application is hosted, your cloned application will also have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active.

Different server: If you clone the application on a different server, then that server must meet the mandatory requirements for the plugin installation. If it meets the requirements, your cloned application will have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active. If it does not meet the requirements, the plugin will not be installed on the cloned application.

New server: If you clone the application on the new server with 2GB RAM or greater, your cloned application will also have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active because the new server will automatically meet the mandatory requirements. However, if you choose a new server size less than 2GB, the plugin will not be installed on the cloned application.

I already have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active on my WordPress applications; how can I clone my server with the Object Cache Pro plugin?

If you clone your server and choose a server size 2GB RAM or greater, your cloned server will also have the Object Cache Pro plugin installed and active on all the supported WordPress applications because the new server will automatically meet the mandatory requirements. However, if you choose a server size less than 2GB, the plugin will not be installed.

How can I deactivate the Object Cache Pro plugin on one application but keep it running on the other applications?

You can deactivate the Object Cache Pro plugin on a specific application by following these steps.

What happens if I uninstall the Redis?

Disabling or uninstalling Redis on a server will result in deactivating the Object Cache Pro plugin on all your WordPress websites hosted on that server.

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Redis Cache Pro (Object Cache Pro) ChangeLog

v1.20.2 - 2023-10-28

Fixed
Fixed plugin version string
v1.20.1 - 2023-10-27
Changed
Log exception message when cache reset fails
Don’t run filesystem health check if DISALLOW_FILE_MODS is true
Changed filesystem test file name from .object-cache-test.tmp to object-cache.tmp
Fixed
Fixed async_flush when using PhpRedis v6.0
Avoid TypeError when using WP_Error::get_error_data()

v1.20.0 - 2023-09-19

Added
Added cache integrity protection
Added analytics charts to dashboard widget
Added objectcache_widget_metrics filter
Added wp redis reset command
Added support for OBJECTCACHE_OVERRIDE and OBJECTCACHE_MERGE constants
Added support for PhpRedis v6.0
Added analytics.sample_rate configuration option
Changed
Reduce default retries from 5 to 3
Refresh nonce using X-WP-Nonce header
Expose Relay license issues in Dashboard widget
Refactored various flush mechanisms
Expanded ObjectCache::withoutMutations() callback type from Closure to callable
Delete objectcache_* site options when uninstalling
Improved license API error handling
Fixed
Fixed failover when using Redis Sentinel
Bump plugins_api priority to prevent plugins from hijacking responses
Mute rare undefined array key notice in flushBacktraceSummary()
Removed
Removed split_the_query filter in favor of native WordPress 6.4 behavior
Removed deprecated rediscache_* filters
Removed deprecated ObjectCache::flushMemory() method
Removed objectcache_analytics_retention filter
Removed --async option from wp redis flush

v1.19.0 - 2023-07-21

Added
Added strict configuration option
Added group flush log widget
Added link to settings to dashboard widget
Added Relay memory health check
Added support for OBJECTCACHE_PREFER_RELAY environment variable
Added support for path and socket configuration options
Added support for redis-error.php template
Added objectcache_cleanup_transients filter
Added --skip-transients option to wp redis enable

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