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WooCommerce High-Traffic Event Preparation Guide: Phase 1

Pre-launch foundation (7-14 days before) Overview This phase establishes the technical foundation for handling traffic spikes during your WooCommerce event. Working through these optimizations 7-14 days before launch gives you time to […]

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WooCommerce High-Traffic Event Preparation Guide: Phase 2 

Technical validation (1-2 days before) Overview This phase focuses on verifying that all Phase 1 optimizations are working correctly and your systems are ready for high-traffic conditions. This is validation only; avoid […]

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WooCommerce High-Traffic Event Preparation Guide: Phase 3 

Launch day operations Overview Purpose: Maintain service stability and optimal performance during your high-traffic WooCommerce event through proactive monitoring and rapid incident response. Key principle: Proactive monitoring with rapid response to emerging […]

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WooCommerce High-Traffic Event Preparation Guide: Phase 4

Post-event analysis and cleanup Overview Purpose: Clean up temporary configurations, analyze event performance, and prepare improvements for future high-traffic WooCommerce events. Key principle: Learn from successes and challenges to optimize future performance. […]

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Diagnosing and Mitigating PHP Worker Saturation

This article explains how to identify and resolve PHP worker saturation issues on Pressable sites. Worker saturation occurs when too many uncached requests hit the PHP layer at once, causing slow load […]

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How to Diagnose and Resolve Memory Exhaustion Errors at Pressable

See our guide to accessing WordPress/PHP error logs here: https://pressable.com/knowledgebase/accessing-wordpress-error-logs/ A memory exhaustion error occurs when a PHP process exceeds its allocated memory limit. These errors look like: On Pressable, each PHP […]

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How to Speed up Your Site with Pressable’s Caching

There are different caching options offered by Pressable, each with a unique purpose. Learn how to use them to get the best performance from your website.

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Maximizing WooCommerce Performance With Proper Use of Cart Fragments

Understanding WooCommerce Cart Fragments WooCommerce cart fragments help update the shopping cart’s contents without having to reload the whole page. This allows for a smooth shopping experience because changes in the cart […]

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Allowing Caching for WPML and WCML on Pressable

If you’re using the WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency (WCML) plugin with the WPML plugin on Pressable, you might experience caching issues. Here’s how to fix those.

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Speed Up Your WordPress Site by Optimizing Autoloaded Data

If you’re running a WordPress site, chances are you’ve noticed slower page load times as your website grows. One often-overlooked culprit for lagging performance is gradual bloating of autoloaded data in your […]

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Understanding and Troubleshooting admin-ajax.php in WordPress

Introduction This guide will help you understand, diagnose, and resolve issues related to admin-ajax.php on your WordPress site. While admin-ajax.php is an essential WordPress file that enables many dynamic features, it can […]

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WooCommerce Order Attribution Tracking Cookies (sbjs_) and Caching

WooCommerce’s order attribution tracking feature provides valuable insights into your customers’ purchase journey by tracking the marketing channels that led to each order. However, this feature sets several cookies that can impact […]

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WooCommerce High-Traffic Event Preparation Guide: Start Here

Preparing your WooCommerce store for a flash sale, product launch, or seasonal promotion requires careful optimization. This guide provides immediate actions you can take today, plus navigation to comprehensive phase guides based […]

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Caching Types Available in Pressable

WordPress is an amazing tool for publishing a website tied into a relational database. In order to make a WordPress website perform as fast as possible, Pressable uses a number of cache […]

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The Pressable Cache Management Plugin

All Pressable sites include several layers of caching enabled by default including object caching, page caching (Batcache) and Edge Cache can be managed from the MyPressable Control Panel. And now with the Pressable […]

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How does Batcache page caching work?

Batcache WordPress page caching is one of the three levels of caching Pressable uses to ensure your site loads quickly and efficiently. Batcache stores your website’s entire HTML pages in memory using […]

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Edge Cache

Pressable provides Edge Cache across all plans, a free performance feature that allows your WordPress sites to leverage our global network of edge servers to deliver page and static asset cache. Benefits […]

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Object Caching with Memcache

By default the WordPress object cache is non-persistent. This means that data stored in the object cache resides in memory only and only for the duration of the request. However, Pressable uses […]

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How to Modify Your Cache Control Header in Pressable

By default, Pressable’s origin edge set the cache-control: max-age header to 1 year for static assets. At this time, it’s not possible to extend the cache duration beyond 1 year or override […]

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Building Decoupled (Headless) WordPress Sites with WPGraphQL

Pressable’s fast and secure platform is perfect for those looking to create Headless WordPress sites. Learn more about optimizing decoupled sites.

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