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Support Redis cache [RELEASED]

ss88us

If someone wants Redis:

Install Redis
docker run --restart unless-stopped --network=enhance-network --ip=199.99.88.199 --name redis-websites -d redis redis-server --save 60 1 --loglevel warning

Results:
IP = 199.99.88.199
Port: 6379

You can use LiteSpeed, a custom solution or any WordPress Redis plugin.

mendozal

ss88us and that ip address would be the address of the server?

ss88us

mendozal That sure is. This way it does not change on reboot -- it will always be 199.99.88.199 (or you can set your own).

Darren

By specifying --ip in the docker run command it's bringing up the docker container with that specific IP address, otherwise I think it would get issued a sequential IP of what's available from docker's internal network. It's good to go for a high number so that it doesn't overlap with any existing containers.

ss88us

Darren Hi Darren. What would be the highest which wouldn't see conflict? I ask because on reboot, the IP of Redis always changes unless an IP is set.

Darren

Enhance creates about 20 docker containers for various services, so anything past .21 should be OK, but it's a big "should"! I would suggest .199-255 is safe enough.

ss88us

Darren Understood - thank you! 255 might be better then, ha!

ss88us

@AdamM check out Dragonfly -- faster than KeyDB apparently!

https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly

AdamM

ss88us Any idea how to run properly with Enhance?

mike

AdamM @ss88us make sure each WordPress instance connects to a different REDIS/KeyDB database or unique cache key salt. If all WordPress instances connect to the same DB weird shit happens. .

ss88us

AdamM Sure, i think! I did this:

docker run --restart unless-stopped --network=enhance-network --ip=199.99.88.255 --name dragonfly --ulimit memlock=-1 -d docker.dragonflydb.io/dragonflydb/dragonfly

Doing it this way means it will work alongside your current KeyDB install, so then you can test both! The IP address of Dragonfly will be 199.99.88.255 and it will work with the same port 6379. Apparently for Dragonfly, both Redis and Memcached plugins will work on Dragonfly! 😃 I've only tested Redis plugins and it works.

AdamM

ss88us Thx work!
hmm and how to run for example 100 databases? to assign each page to a different one?

I didn't know Dragonfly but if it's compatible with redis and memcached it's a perfect solution and even better than KeyDB.
Especially for Enhance.

aayush

ss88us
I am trying the Redis Object Cache plugin by Till Kruss. It seems dragonfly isn't working with this plugin. The status shows not connected.

gavin

@Adam I hope such package also come for memcached. It's multi-threaded and can scale easily on a single server.

Zoinkies

+1 for memcached or Relay

Aliysa_Enhance

Quick update - Redis cache has been scheduled on the Roadmap with a July launch date; https://enhance.com/resources/article/product-roadmap

AdamM

[unknown]
Thank you very much. I was hoping it would be sooner than July. But well... We're waiting

Zoinkies

Damn, we really need Redis and LS Config sooner to be honest, you can’t really have good experience without them! 🙁

Aliysa_Enhance

Zoinkies The development for LiteSpeed config is already underway so that will be with you much sooner. We're looking at early March for this (which is a slight delay on the roadmapped date.)

Aliysa_Enhance

[unknown] The development for LiteSpeed config is already underway so that will be with you much sooner. We're looking at early March for this (which is a slight delay on the roadmapped date.)

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