mandigo97
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] DB cache flushand 1 more comment, if this means anything. The object cache is not used in the statistics.
But if I go to the object cache menu item, this is what I get:
Object caching via Redis is currently enabled.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] DB cache flushI managed to set a new database id. But I don’t see much change, the hit rate is now around 15-20%. I don’t really understand the flush number, it has decreased, but does this show the flush number at that minute or all-time? Unfortunately it’s still quite slow, or is there another idea?
The statistics don’t indicate it, but the database size is this: db1:keys=228751,expires=228747,avg_ttl=236149554
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] DB cache flushThe command has been executed.
If I understand correctly, they need to be stored in a separate redis instance? Or do I need to create a redis namespace? I haven’t done this before 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] DB cache flushThis is the db cache. What I find strange is that the radish itself never emptied. It has 5GB of storage space, but it fills up very quickly. The hit rate is around 90%, which is pretty good. The DB cache is very low, only between 5-10%, which I mentioned. But why isn’t redis deleted when the flush all command is run? Is it possible that the problem isn’t the deletion, but that redis itself is full and the db cache is deleted because there isn’t enough space to store it?
Redis policy: allkeys-lru
Cache lifetime: 3 days