Hello again,

There is another question. Can I use this plugin together with other caching plugins like wprocket?

Thank you in advance for your reply.

wtechgr said:

Hello again,

There is another question. Can I use this plugin together with other caching plugins like wprocket?

Thank you in advance for your reply.

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I don’t see why not, although seems like it’s a bit of wasted resources to generate a cache for a cache, but you can if you really wanted to.

digitalpoint said:

I don’t see why not, although seems like it’s a bit of wasted resources to generate a cache for a cache, but you can if you really wanted to.

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It is mainly for the optimizations that this other plugin offers. Thanks for the reply!

wtechgr said:

It is mainly for the optimizations that this other plugin offers. Thanks for the reply!

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Ah… ya. Shouldn’t be an issue. Although you may still want to give its Guest Page Caching a whirl just to compare. Being able to place your sites cache physically closer to the end user will normally be faster than a cache that exists on your origin server.

For example, say I’m a user in London and your servers are in Dallas… If the network traffic only needs to go as far as Cloudflare’s closest data center (in London) rather than traversing the ocean back to Dallas to fetch the cache, normally the close one is going to be significantly faster.