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Advanced Settings in SuperCache Manager
Besides the General Settings SuperCache Manager also provides you with Advanced Settings. By using them you can fine tune the caching system. You can also specify cookies and server HTTP headers to be included or excluded from caching. Once SuperCache is activated, it will cache content by default even if the web client query contains cookies.… »
How to Set Up SuperCache for WordPress
This is a guide for the specific SuperCache configuration when activated for a WordPress website. Activating SuperCache is the same for all kinds of websites no matter what CMS they use. However, the settings can be specific for each separate website. They differ mainly because of HTTP cookies and/or HTTP headers. In this article you can read more… »
SuperTools Available in cPanel
cPanel offers a few special Super tools developed by SuperHosting.BG that enable you to manage more easily and quickly the content of all websites, hosted on your account. SUPERHOSTING TOOLS In the SuperHosting Tools menu you can find tools that will help you manage your hosting account and will save you lots of time! WordPress… »
Redis Features and Support
Redis (REmote DIctionary Server) is an open-code project similar to Memcached that enables you to store data. The tool is used to speed up website loading by caching data and objects in RAM. Thus it reduces the number of times an external data source such as a database or API must be read. Redis uses… »
Memcached and Memcached support
Memcached is free and open-source software which is basically a distributed memory object caching system. It was initially developed by Danga Interactive for LiveJournal, but nowadays it is widely used by many other websites. Memcached achieves dynamic websites acceleration by caching data and objects in RAM, which reduces the number of times an external data source… »
Activating Memcached in cPanel
Memcached is supported for the SuperPro and SuperHosting plans. To use Memcached, you need to activate it in the cPanel. If you are using PHP version 7.0 or later, instead of Memcached, you can activate Redis, in cPanel -> Redis Manager. Login to cPanel and select the “Memcached Manager by SuperHosting” menu. In the next… »