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Enable Caching for WordPress

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Introduction

WordPress is a famous CMS platform for its ease of deployment and use. However, WordPress can struggle when it comes to handling large amounts of traffic.
For this case, caching is a necessary component in optimizing WordPress.

This guide will be showing the steps to install and enable caching plugin in your WordPress.

 

Prerequisite

  • Access the WordPress as Admin

 

1. Navigate to wp-admin and login as Admin, then install w3 total cache plugin.

2. Activate the plugin and navigate to wp-admin -> Performance -> General Setting, and use the following configuration:

pagecache

db_cache

browser_cache

3. Save the settings for Page Cache, Database Cache, Object Cache and Browse Cache.

 

Conclusion

By running the steps above, your WordPress site will be ready to handle heavier traffic.

 

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