Hi,
Thanks for contacting us! WP-Optimize does not have any built-in object caching for a Memcached server but it can be used in conjunction with a Memcached plugin so that the database queries are cached in memory and our file-based page cache will store rendered versions of the pages as gzipped HTML files in the cache folder.
I do not like to use another Cache plugin as it is already included in WP Total Cache due to speed.
I try to fix CF-Cache-Status: HIT
How to exclude server Cloudflare and use only NGINX server or cache plugin?
The current state shows Your website seems to use Cloudflare, which handles the browser caching rules.
As caching rules give bad points, how to manage using Cache plugin as Cloudflare should not be used?
Which settings within Cloudflare overwrite NGINX or Cache plugin as I did not implemented any Cache rule.
Hi,
Unfortunately as mentioned WP-Optimize does not include memcached object caching functionality so if you didn’t want to use our plugin in conjunction with a memcached plugin a different solution might best fit your needs.
As for Cloudflare, I’m not able to provide specific configuration recommendations as thats outside of the scope of support for our plugin WP-Optimize however I can provide some clarification on the different caching mechanisms and how they can work together.
Cloudflare cache works as a CDN so when static files (images, javascript, css) are requested by a visitor Cloudflare will store a copy of them on their global network so that repeat requests will be served directly from Cloudflare instead of using up resources on your server. WP-Optimize can add the static file caching headers to the website so that the users browser will also cache the static files that will be used on repeat visits. Both of these can ultimately reduce the resources used by your site. WP-Optimize can detect cloudflare and in the cache rules in cloudflare you can set up the necessary browser cache headers as well as the CDN caching. The WP-Optimize file based page caching can also be enabled so that fully rendered HTML files are stored on the web server which can also be cached by the cloudflare CDN.
For help with bypassing the Cloudflare cache system I would recommend reaching out on their forums for assistance.
As for the message “The current state shows Your website seems to use Cloudflare, which handles the browser caching rules.” are you seeing this in WP-Optimize or in WP Total Cache?
