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Managed cache, a faster site in one click

Create Valkey or Memcached in seconds and connect it to an app or a WordPress site. WhyCloud measures the site before and after connecting and reports how much the cache helped.

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1 click
to connect WordPress
TTFB
before/after report
Valkey
Redis-compatible
Object cache impactLIVE
Home58%
Search71%
Shop64%
REST API42%
Live

HOW IT WORKS

How it works

  1. 1

    Create

    Create Valkey or Memcached in the size you need.

  2. 2

    Connect

    Click “Connect cloud cache” on a WordPress site, or give the address to your app.

  3. 3

    Report

    A few minutes later see the speed-up and the hit rate.

Capabilities

Cache as a Service

Valkey and Memcached

Redis-protocol Valkey for caching, queues and sessions; Memcached for simple, fast caching.

One-click WordPress object cache

Nothing to fill in: WhyCloud creates a dedicated, secure cache on the site’s private network and connects it.

Impact report

Time to first byte of the home page, search, REST API and shop before and after, plus the cache hit rate.

Advice for your plugins

WooCommerce, Elementor, WPML, Yoast and membership plugins are detected, with what the object cache does for each.

Private access

Reachable only from the organization’s private network and apps; password and optional TLS.

Cloud or your servers

In the WhyCloud cloud or on your connected servers, from the same console.

Technical specs

Engines
Valkey 8 · Memcached
Protocol
RESP2 · optional TLS
WordPress
drop-in with phpredis or a built-in client
Report
median TTFB · hit rate

WORDPRESS

Make WooCommerce and Elementor faster

WordPress reads options, transients, product meta and widget data from the database dozens to hundreds of times per request. The object cache keeps those repeated reads in memory, and helps most on pages a page cache cannot serve (cart, account, search, admin).

  • A drop-in, no plugin needed
  • Safe flushing by key generation
  • Never breaks the site

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is an object cache different from a page cache?

A page cache keeps whole HTML pages for anonymous visitors; an object cache keeps database results and also works for signed-in users, carts, search and the admin. They complement each other.

Does the site fail if the cache is down?

No. The WhyCloud drop-in silently falls back to normal WordPress behavior and never shows an error to visitors.

How do I see the effect?

Sample pages are measured before connecting and again a few minutes after; the improvement, per-page bars and hit rate appear in the Speed tab.

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