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Tag: Local Storage Cache

  • Why Azure Redis Cache Is Essential for Autoscaling WordPress Sites

    In today’s high-demand digital environment, website performance is everything, especially for WordPress sites experiencing heavy traffic. For cloud-hosted WordPress applications, caching is key to delivering fast, consistent experiences to users. While Local Storage Cache works well for single-instance setups, it’s less effective in dynamic, autoscaling environments where multiple instances handle traffic. This is where Azure…

  • No Local Storage Cache – Due to Autoscaling

    If Local Storage Cache is not used due to autoscaling needs on Azure (since local storage is tied to a single instance), you should consider distributed caching solutions. These solutions provide caching that is accessible across multiple instances, ensuring consistent and scalable performance in an autoscaled environment. Here are the top alternatives to Local Storage…

  • Recommended to run Local Storage Cache

    Running Local Storage Cache is generally recommended when using plugins like Elementor with WordPress on Azure. Elementor, as a page builder, produces dynamic and resource-heavy pages that can benefit significantly from caching to improve load times, reduce server load, and provide a smoother user experience. Here’s why Local Storage Cache is beneficial with Elementor and…

  • Local Storage Cache

    Local Storage Cache for WordPress on Azure is located within the Environment variables of the App setting called WORDPRESS_LOCAL_STORAGE_CACHE_ENABLED, with the value set to true. If the value has been set to false, it’s most likely due to autoscaling adjustments that have been applied to the environment. In an Azure WordPress setup, a Local Storage…