Redis Object Cache
What is Redis Object Cache?
Redis Object Cache belongs to Caching category.
Redis Object Cache is a WordPress plugin that provides persistent object caching using Redis. It replaces the default WordPress object cache with a Redis-backed solution, significantly improving performance for database-driven websites. The plugin offers features like automatic caching of database queries, transients, and object...
Redis Object Cache Performance Insights
5 websites
Websites using Redis Object Cache
Last 30 days uptimeⓘ
99.960%
2.15s
Page Load
79
Performance
92
Accessibility
99
Best Practices
96
SEO
Redis Object Cache friendly technologies
jQuery
Google Analytics
WP Rocket
WordPress
Open Graph
Yoast SEO
PHP
Redis
MySQL
Google Tag Manager
Who Uses Redis Object Cache?
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Varnish
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RackCache
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