Memory Caching - X10 Hosting's Policy

[NexterCM]

Does X10 Hosting policy have anything in it about memory caching?
If so, there might be a problem with the new Wordpress 2.5.
I haven't tried it out yet on my x10 hosting account (because I don't use it for my site specifically) but I do want to work on a cache system for my site.

Here's a reference article:
http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/wordpress-25-and-the-object-cache/

 

[tittat]

i read the wordpress documentation.
Nothing wrong with using the caching in x10.
Me too caches my e107 powered site for faster loading.Actually caching will decrease many database queries and increases site speed.




Every time someone visits your site, the page they view has to be created - executing code and often generating many database queries. With content which changes relatively slowly, this is wasteful of CPU resources, so it is possible to 'cache' pages. The displayed output (which may be the result of a lot of processing) is saved in a disc file, and returned on subsequent requests for the same page. This is much faster than re-calculating the page content. The page information is also 'tagged' with user class information, so that security restrictions are honoured.

Each request for a cached page can specify a maximum age for the information, ensuring that the cache is refereshed periodically.

 

[diabolo]

like titat said above, it helps out x10 because the the CPU load is lighter..also if your website is graphic intense..(lots of little graphics) then those graphics will be placed in a temp folder on your computer...so really there is no down of x10

 

[NexterCM]

Yeah I understand the cache and how it helps and all.
I just didn't know if X10 Hosting had something against this one, because this one from what I understand actually stores it in the memory. The impression that I got was that this was continuous memory use.

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

If you mean memcache it won't work since it's not enabled. I tested it.

 

[tittat]

Yeah I understand the cache and how it helps and all.
I just didn't know if X10 Hosting had something against this one, because this one from what I understand actually stores it in the memory. The impression that I got was that this was continuous memory use.

The caching is not done with in RAM,but the file is stored in a physical hard drive. i.e caching will use small amount of your allowed disk space quota.
No any worries.Just carry on with caching.

 

[NexterCM]

Thanks vigge
That's what I was looking for.

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

Thanks vigge
That's what I was looking for.

no problems