[Plugin: W3TC] Optimize caching for logged in users – private caching

  • freshman66

    (@freshman66)


    12 years, 6 months ago

    Hi al,
    I read about a million tips, tricks and advice articles which were all dealing with how to set up W3TC. I couldn’t find a single article which addressed the above mentioned issue.
    Isn’t there a way to improve performance when users are logged in? On my website this is the most crucial part and WP really stinks when it comes to scaleability without caching even when you follow all other best practices of reducing server load.
    How, for example, can I implement private caching? If I was able to cache a page per user and add fragmented caching to it – that might help a big deal. Right now I have no idea how to reduce the ridiculous server load WP produces…

    Has anybody got any ideas on that isue?
    Cheers, Freshman

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  • Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    12 years, 2 months ago

    Object and / or database caching as well as browser caching are your best lines of defense for a site with lots of authenticated users.

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