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WHMCS to use caching

  • havenswift-hosting shared this idea 8 years ago
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Allow the choice of using Memcached or Redis caching

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Hannes Deburchgraeve commented 23rd August 18
+1+1
Vincent S commented 24th July 18
I have a lot of dedicated servers, the product page takes about 4 seconds to load.

I now use an HTML page to combat this and link the server product directly to its configurations page.

It's kinda lame I had to do it this way.
Ankur Kumar commented 22nd June 18
There should be Memcached caching for WHMCS .
Tim Gordon commented 5th December 17
caching is a must for any application it should be prority.
Jon Wong commented 28th September 17
I'd suggest Redis for larger deployment or APCU for smaller
scysys commented 27th September 17
Redis is enough
myworksdesign commented 2nd August 17
Same!! This is a must!
Charles Kane commented 5th May 17
I like this idea.
Vincent S commented 4th May 17
Redis or varnish would be a good option for speed improvements.

I also vote for this idea, hope it would become a reality soon.
v1ktor commented 26th March 17
Even more basic than Memcached or Redis, WHMCS needs to include Laravel caching. Since the database is handled using Laravel Eloquent ORM, database caching should already be included. But, WHMCS's implementation of Eloquent removed caching completely. So it's not possible to cache database queries.

All WHMCS has to do is include caching methods used by Eloquent. Eloquent already includes Memcached and Redis integration I believe.

Without proper database caching, we have to make all database queries over and over again for each user. It's not good for perforamance.