Redis is configured to use the noeviction policy | WordPress.org

Resolved prashanthvarma42343
(@prashanthvarma42343)

1 month ago

Redis is configured to use the noeviction policy, which might crash your site when Redis runs out of memory. Setting a reasonable MaxTTL (maximum time-to-live) helps to reduce that risk.

how to fix this issue

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Plugin Author Till Krüss
(@tillkruess)

1 month ago

Use WP_REDIS_MAXTTL in your wp-config.php.

Or alternatively, set maxmemory-policy in your redis.conf.

Thread Starter prashanthvarma42343
(@prashanthvarma42343)

2 weeks ago

hi till can you send me the code so that i can copy it in my wp-config

Thread Starter prashanthvarma42343
(@prashanthvarma42343)

1 week, 6 days ago

when i publish an article the website looks broken, and it only works after clearing entire cache. i am facing this issue after using this plugin. how to make thinga normal

Plugin Author Till Krüss
(@tillkruess)

1 week, 6 days ago

hi till can you send me the code so that i can copy it in my wp-config

There is no code. You need to Google it.

Plugin Author Till Krüss
(@tillkruess)

1 week, 6 days ago

when i publish an article the website looks broken, and it only works after clearing entire cache. i am facing this issue after using this plugin. how to make thinga normal

Redis caching is an advanced topic, consider hiring a professional to assist you.

Thread Starter prashanthvarma42343
(@prashanthvarma42343)

1 week, 6 days ago

how to completely remove redis caching on site

Plugin Author Till Krüss
(@tillkruess)

1 week, 5 days ago

Check out the FAQ: https://github.com/rhubarbgroup/redis-cache/blob/develop/FAQ.md

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