Redis Object Cache

99.960%

5 websiteswebsites|3 uptime cardsuptime c.

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

Redis Object Cache

Last 30 days uptimeⓘ

99.960%

Redis Object Cache friendly technologies

Google Analytics

99.782%

jQuery

99.751%

WP Rocket

99.801%

WordPress

99.718%

Open Graph

99.797%

Yoast SEO

99.760%

PHP

99.716%

Redis

99.960%

MySQL

99.696%

Google Tag Manager

99.809%

Who Uses Redis Object Cache?

3 uptime cards

Top Redis Object Cache Alternatives

Oracle Web Cache Varnish RackCache

Oracle Web Cache

0 websites|0 uptime cards

Oracle Web Cache is a browser and content management server, which improves the performance of web sites.

Varnish

376 websites|0 uptime cards

Varnish is a high-performance HTTP reverse proxy and web application accelerator. It works by caching HTTP requests in memory, significantly reducing the load on web servers and databases. Varnish offers features like flexible configuration through its domain-specific language (VCL), health checking of backend servers, and support for various caching strategies. Its ability to handle high traffic loads and improve response times makes it popular among large-scale websites and content-heavy applications looking to optimize their performance and reduce server load.

RackCache

8 websites|0 uptime cards

RackCache is a quick drop-in component to enable HTTP caching for Rack-based applications. It provides a simple way to add caching capabilities to Ruby web applications, improving performance by reducing the load on application servers. RackCache offers features like support for various cache stores, automatic cache expiration, and configurable caching policies. Its lightweight nature and easy integration with Rack middleware make it popular among Ruby developers looking to implement efficient caching in their web applications without significant code changes.