Perma-Cache or Not?

  • Resolved mealto

    (@mealto)


    5 years, 3 months ago

    Using this plugin, reverse proxy is working properly. I thought I read somewhere that when using BunnyCDN as a reverse proxy, it is not suitable to enable Perma-Cache. Is this true?

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  • Thread Starter mealto

    (@mealto)

    5 years, 3 months ago

    Let me try one last time to get some clarification. Your plugin is pretty good. It yields low TTFBs. If we are running your plugin, will running the official Bunny plugin give any other benefits if we do not need Perma Cache? ie. If your plugin creating edge caching along with what the official Bunny plugin is doing? Or is it something different?

    Plugin Author Gulshan Kumar

    (@thegulshankumar)

    5 years, 2 months ago

    Hi,

    There is one clear difference between this plugin and official one.

    Official one: It is exclusively for the static files only.

    This one: It does reverse-proxy setup. Allow you to serve everything, not just static.

    It is optional and not mandatory if you want to use together official plugin with this one.

    Regardless either perma cache enabled or not, there is a pros and cons of having seperate zone for static files via official plugin.

    Pros
    1. It will have better cache hit ratio possibly due to less purge.

    Cons
    1. A extra dns lookup will be required

    Thanks

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