We are going to develop an Object Cache Manager in the SPanel Admin Interface which will allow admins to install/manage Memcached and Redis. If someone has suggestions for specific features, please share so that we can add implement them too.
I used cloudpanel before switching to spanel. cloudpanel is more a personal control panel, if you dont want to give access to more users to your server... they implemented varnish cache for each website hosted, and the ability to set the expiry time for the cache, the files and folders you want to exclude from caching, and the option to purge the entire cache or just for a specific zone of your site.
Redis is much more popular than Varnish but we will certainly add Varnish too if there is enough demand for it. I'd appreciate more feedback on what users expect to be able to do via SPanel with the Redis integration. That will help me plan it better and make sure everything that people need is added.
You will be able to protect your Redis instance with a password. Using that password you may authenticate to Redis and perform any operations such as flushing the cache.
Once you configure the Redis instance in WordPress, you'll be able to use WP CLI as well.
Alternatively, you'll be able to flush the cache from the SPanel User Interface too.
I apologize for the delay in releasing the Redis cache management functionality in SPanel. The feature is ready and even passed the QA.
I'm pretty confident we'll be able to release it after the summer vacations (developers need vacations too!) :)
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It should implement per socket based connection. SO every home user have socket and unique database ID to avoid accessed by other user
We are going to develop an Object Cache Manager in the SPanel Admin Interface which will allow admins to install/manage Memcached and Redis. If someone has suggestions for specific features, please share so that we can add implement them too.
I used cloudpanel before switching to spanel. cloudpanel is more a personal control panel, if you dont want to give access to more users to your server... they implemented varnish cache for each website hosted, and the ability to set the expiry time for the cache, the files and folders you want to exclude from caching, and the option to purge the entire cache or just for a specific zone of your site.
Redis is much more popular than Varnish but we will certainly add Varnish too if there is enough demand for it. I'd appreciate more feedback on what users expect to be able to do via SPanel with the Redis integration. That will help me plan it better and make sure everything that people need is added.
Having an ON and OFF monitor button would be nice for debugging:
https://redis.io/commands/monitor/
Don't forget to add redis feature per user sir
We have started working on this feature request. Management of both Redis and Memcached will be available.
When it gonna fixed sir?
Through in Redis Object cache pro if you can!
Hi Vlad,
Any update about Redis and Memcached Management ?
Hi, Sara!
It’s ready and we are running a final QA before it is published to the production environment.
Thanks for your patience!
How would we be able to manage this in a WordPress site to handle flushing (and settings)?
Will you be including a plugin (or MU Plugin etc?), so we can do it as wp admin user? Or, WP CLI (wp cache flush / wp cdn purge) (?
This would give a great performance experience for WP Users, all built in to SPanel :)
Hello, R!
You will be able to protect your Redis instance with a password. Using that password you may authenticate to Redis and perform any operations such as flushing the cache.
Once you configure the Redis instance in WordPress, you'll be able to use WP CLI as well.
Alternatively, you'll be able to flush the cache from the SPanel User Interface too.
I apologize for the delay in releasing the Redis cache management functionality in SPanel. The feature is ready and even passed the QA.
I'm pretty confident we'll be able to release it after the summer vacations (developers need vacations too!) :)
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