The kusanagi bcache Command and How It Works
In this article, we’ll explain the kusanagi bcache command, which is designed to improve page load speed and reduce server load. One of its key features is that it leverages WordPress’s built-in caching mechanism and stores cache data in the database. Since it runs on PHP, it allows for fine-grained control over caching behavior. We’ll also cover how to enable/disable bcache, clear the cache, and configure cache expiration times and query string rules. This article is a follow-up to our previous explanation of the kusanagi fcache command. Like fcache, bcache stores already-rendered pages and reuses them for identical requests to improve response speed and reduce server resource consumption. However, unlike … Read more
