Redis cache and memcache

  • Resolved derlehre

    (@derlehre)


    1 week, 2 days ago

    Hello Dear Masteriyo team

    I could successfully run my website (made by Elearning and Masteriyo lms free) on a host with a litespeed webserver and LScache on it. Everything works well.

    But about Redis cache and Memcache, i think the host I’m using, has one of those cache features too(i don’t remember if it was Redis or Memcache). I don’t understand these and is it okay to enable them for a site made by Elearning and Masteriyo lms?

    If yes, is there any tutorial for them? Thank you very much

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  • Plugin Support sauravkhanal

    (@sauravkhanal)

    1 week, 2 days ago

    Hi @derlehre,

    Thanks for reaching out, and great to hear everything is running well with LScache!

    Yes, it’s safe to enable Redis or Memcached (object caching) with Masteriyo LMS. Both work fine, so you can use whichever one your host provides. No special configuration is needed on the Masteriyo side.

    A few quick tips:

    1. Please make sure Masteriyo LMS is updated to version 3.4.1 or later before enabling object caching. That release includes an improvement to how Masteriyo works with persistent object caches, so staying up to date is important.
    2. You can keep LScache enabled alongside it. LScache handles page caching, while Redis/Memcached handles object caching, so they complement each other rather than conflict. If you’re using the LiteSpeed Cache plugin, you can enable object caching directly from LiteSpeed Cache → Cache → Object. Your host can confirm whether Redis or Memcached is available on your plan.
    3. After enabling it, we recommend a quick check: log in with a test student account, open a course, and go through a lesson or two. If everything loads normally, you’re all set.

    If you notice anything unusual afterwards, such as a lesson not loading for students, disable object caching and let us know.

    Hope this helps!

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