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=== WP Memcached === Contributors: dystrust Tags: cache, memcache, memcached, object cache, object caching, smart cache Requires at least: 3.5 Tested up to: 4.5.1 Stable tag: 4.1.0 License: GPLv3 Smart, multi-level implementation of WordPress Object Cache using memcache, pecl-memcached, and a PHP session cache. == Description == WP Memcached provides a multi-level smart back end for the WordPress Object Cache. Persistent caching is implemented via a memcached server and the PECL memcached extension, while a volatile PHP session cache stores frequently-used items during the current page load. In the event that memcached is unavailable or disabled, session cache remains operational. Smart caching examines existing data to avoid accidentally over-writing new data with older values and also provides a mechanism to prevent data corruption in the event of a key collision. A Memcached Monitor plugin is included to view server status, memcache groups & keys stored, and a complete log of all interactions with object cache on the most recent page load. == Installation == 1. Install memcached from your distribution's repository or [directly](http://danga.com/memcached) on at least one server. Note the connection info. The default is `127.0.0.1:11211`. 2. Install the [PECL memcached extension](http://pecl.php.net/package/memcached). There are two PECL extensions, memcache and memcached. This implementation requires the newer memcached extension to make use of CAS (check and set) functionality. 3. Copy object-cache.php to wp-content. 4. Configure servers & assign WP Memcached constants if desired (see FAQ for details). 5. Optionally install & activate the Memcached Monitor plugin. == Frequently Asked Questions == = How can I manually specify the memcached server(s)? = By default WP Memcached will attempt to connect to a local memcached server on port 11211. Alternate / additional server(s) can be specified by adding something similar to the following to wp-config.php above `/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */`: ` global $memcached_servers = array( 'default' => array( '10.10.10.20:11211', '10.10.10.30:11211' ) ); ` = Does WP Memcached provide a way to fine-tune caching behavior? = Yes. WP Memcached uses 3 definable constants to control the interface with memcached. 1. The **WP_OBJECT_CACHE** constant determines whether the memcached interface will be made available to WordPress. This defaults to true, but it may be desirable to disable caching in a development environment. Session cache remains operational when memcached is unavailable or deactivated. 2. The **DISABLE_FILE_PATH** constant specifies where WP Memcached will look for no-cache.txt. If the file exists, the memcached interface is disabled. This allows for quick cache bypass for trouble-shooting. By default this is set to wp-content. 3. The **OBJECT_CACHE_EXPIRE** constant sets the minimum expiration time in seconds for memcached keys. On each page load the object cache will randomly select a value between 1 and 1.5 times this constant and use it for memcached expiration for that page load. Randomly setting expiration time prevents a thundering herd problem with large quantities of keys expiring simultaneously. Default is 3600 (1 hour). = In the event of Memcached problems, is it possible to temporarily disable the memcached interface? = Yes. To temporarily disable memcache (but not session caching) create a file called 'no-cache.txt' in the **DISABLE_FILE_PATH** (default is wp-content). Once the disable file is removed, memcached functionality will resume. == Screenshots == 1. Memcached Monitor. == Changelog == = 4.1.0 = * Release date: April 13, 2016 * Fixed memcached available test; less chance of false positives * Updated Memcached Monitor to version 3.0 * Now uses a jQuery lightbox dialog in place of display in the site footer. * Fewer theme compatibility issues * Improved Memcached stats reporting = 4.0.0 = * Initial public version of WP Memcached uploaded to GitHub. * Updated for compatibility with WordPress 3.5
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