wordpress - Is Cloudflare caching pages? -
I'm going unknowingly, which are still a lot of success. The site actually became really slow, so I tune it up I decided to:
- I recently changed from Apache to LightPPD
- My static images, JS and CSS are running through advertcast < Li> Cloudflare is managing my DNS
Even with this new setup, the site is actually slow (Mer Means that the page is loading for ten seconds). Sometimes, I'm still not trying to answer the site, I'm still trying to find out, so I activated the light module from Lighttpd. Most of the requests I see go to the front page. All of them come from the cloud. My question is: I thought Cloudflare was caching pages. Why is it still asking a page several times?
Since I do not have any other ideas to speed up the website, I also see some suggestions for you. I think, most slow speeds are due to Wordpress and all the plugins I have available.
Any help would be appreciated.
If CloudFlare is running on that domain, then all requests will go through CloudFlare. This means that your server will only see CloudFlare's IPS and all requests will be shown as if it is coming from them.
For this solution, available modules available from CloudFlare, but I believe that with Lighttpd, the CloudFlayer plugin for WordPress will do the same thing.
CloudFlare does not cache HTML (except the "Always On" feature). Is it used in cached pages because this page does not cache. It caches static resources like images, JS and CSS.
For this reason, you still need the Page Caching Plugin if you want some full features, then go for W3TC if you want to do something simple, then go for HyperCouch.
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