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tryigitx

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All of the problems in the topic are related to the redis installation on the server.
You need a good knowledge of linux to take full advantage of this plugin.
There may be connection errors in the Redis pecl installation.
Redis 5.0+ is the recommended version.
Redisphp 5.3.2 is the recommended version.
Use igbinary serializer and zsdt/lzf compressor. This is the way to get the best performance from the plugin.
For shared hosting, follow the instructions on the developer site.
If you have your own VPS, you don't need to use a password.
You need to give a separate ID for each site.

I shared all the answers to these questions in the topic description.
Please submit your question after a detailed review.
(Zsdt will be history now, I suggest lzf.
Using igbinary definitely reduces response time and provides more caching.
However, it will cause unnecessary CPU usage on sites that do not have many hits. Although it is the main point of Redis, it is a configuration that goes so far as to use 1 core.
No need to use it unless you have to~

The main purpose of Redis is actually the sites that receive a lot of hits, but I am sure that the babiato user who installed most of the plugins did not have a very good server and hits, so I felt the need to explain such a thing.
Also My recommendation for Woocommerce sites memcached
 
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hellearth

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All of the problems in the topic are related to the redis installation on the server.
You need a good knowledge of linux to take full advantage of this plugin.
There may be connection errors in the Redis pecl installation.
Redis 5.0+ is the recommended version.
Redisphp 5.3.2 is the recommended version.
Use igbinary serializer and zsdt/lzf compressor. This is the way to get the best performance from the plugin.
For shared hosting, follow the instructions on the developer site.
If you have your own VPS, you don't need to use a password.
You need to give a separate ID for each site.

I shared all the answers to these questions in the topic description.
Please submit your question after a detailed review.
Tried but it doesn't work, I don't have too much Linux knowledge to handle this problem :(
 

tryigitx

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Tried but it doesn't work, I don't have too much Linux knowledge to handle this problem :(
If your problem is not being able to use comprasser, the hosting place needs to activate it when installing redis. only working in php 8.1
let me know if you have a web control panel you use. I can send you an article.
'compression' => 'lzf',
 
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hellearth

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If your problem is not being able to use comprasser, the hosting place needs to activate it when installing redis. only working in php 8.1
let me know if you have a web control panel you use. I can send you an article.
'compression' => 'lzf',
My server is installing Fastpanel, and they still have not updated the redis php 8.1 module :( You can share the article I will learn, many thanks.
 

tryigitx

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My server is installing Fastpanel, and they still have not updated the redis php 8.1 module :( You can share the article I will learn, many thanks.
I don't know the panel you are using.
Read the article here and install it on php. The php file path may be different, you can learn it from the panel or the panel's forum.

It doesn't have to be php 8.1. I tried to tell you to use lzf in the future only lzf.
 

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My server is installing Fastpanel, and they still have not updated the redis php 8.1 module :( You can share the article I will learn, many thanks.
You can update the module yourself, but the choice depends on the mode of the web server: as a module, apache, apache + nginx.
 

hellearth

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I don't know the panel you are using.
Read the article here and install it on php. The php file path may be different, you can learn it from the panel or the panel's forum.

It doesn't have to be php 8.1. I tried to tell you to use lzf in the future only lzf.
Thank you, I'll probably put lzf on hold for a while until 8.1 is stable. Will try to install a new server for testing
 

hellearth

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You can update the module yourself, but the choice depends on the mode of the web server: as a module, apache, apache + nginx.
Self-installation of the module entails a number of potential risks, as well as a steep learning curve and a substantial amount of time. If you have the time, I'll try a different server.
 

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