WordPress plugin
Object Cache Pro for WordPress sites using Redis
Object Cache Pro is a persistent Redis-powered object cache backend for WordPress. It is fully compliant with the WordPress object-cache API, so WordPress and compatible extensions can use their usual caching process. The backend is optimized for WooCommerce, Jetpack, and Yoast SEO.
Object Cache Pro in the WordPress cache stack
Object Cache Pro is a persistent Redis-powered object cache backend for WordPress. It is fully compliant with the WordPress object-cache API, so WordPress and compatible extensions can use their usual caching process. The backend is optimized for WooCommerce, Jetpack, and Yoast SEO.
Cached object handling
The backend is rewritten for raw performance and uses faster serialization and compression. Cache prefetching helps prepare data within the caching workflow.
- Persistent Redis object caching
- Faster serialization and compression
- Cache prefetching
- WordPress object-cache API compliance
Redis connections and deployment settings
Connection settings include Predis, PhpRedis through PECL, and Relay. Object Cache Pro also works with replication, sentinels, and clustering for deployments that use these Redis configurations. Administrators can configure connection parameters and cache-key prefixes, along with replication and clustering options.
Diagnostics and administration
Debugging and logging tools help administrators inspect cache behavior. Cache analytics provide additional visibility, and health checks are available through WordPress and WP-CLI. TLS-secured connections are supported. The product is fully unit tested with 100% code coverage, and the offering includes a dedicated engineer for additional assistance.
After installation, execute wp help redis to review the available WP-CLI commands.
Installation and configuration
Install the backend, configure the Redis connection, then set any required key prefix, replication, or clustering options. Configuration options and connection examples are available to guide setup; advanced deployments can also consult the scaling and replication guidance.
