Libraries tagged by this7 cache

A PSR-6 cache implementation using filesystem. This implementation supports tags. Fork of cache/filesystem-adapter.

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This package helps prevent performance problems with frequent Policy calls within your application lifecycle.

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This package is caching every single query per request, to make sure that you will never duplicate your query again.

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This Bundle provides integration into Symfony2 with the Doctrine Common Cache layer.

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This Bundle provides a way to set path based cache expiration headers via the app configuration and provides a helper to control the reverse proxy varnish.

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A PSR-6 cache implementation using MongoDB. This implementation supports tags

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A PSR-6 cache implementation using memcache. This implementation supports tags

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A PSR-6 cache implementation using Illuminate. This implementation supports tags

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This extension adds a CLI script to warmup the caches.

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You may wish to store a larger option value than is recommended on WordPress.com. If your option data will exceed 400K, or is of an unpredictable size (such as an HTML fragment etc.) you should use the wp_large_options plugin to store the option in a cache-safe manner. Failure to do this could result in the option not being cached, and instead fetched repeatedly from the DB, which could cause performance problems.

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This component adds the TranslationCache backend to the Translation component and allows cached translations.

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A PSR-6 cache implementation using apc. This implementation supports tags

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This module aims to relieve the stress of using Cloudflare caching with any SilverStripe project. Adds extension hooks that clears Cloudflare's cache for a specific page when that page is published or unpublished.

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This package allows JWT-authenticated users to be stored and management in Redis with their roles, permissions, statuses and anything you want.

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If your website has static caching on, and you drive traffic to it from social media, Google Ads and other sources that add query string parameters to the URL, there is a chance that each time new user visits a page, it will not be served from cache, but will be generated from scratch. This is because the URL with query string parameters is treated as a different URL from the one without query string parameters.

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