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How works the K2 Cache for registered users?
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5 years 9 months ago #171197
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How works the K2 Cache for registered users? was created by roland
Hi, all my site was with access rights set to Public. I needed to change to force 100% of people to be register for SSO purpose. Joomla cache was enable till now like this:
Mainly I have set all K2 categories to access Register. Performance has slowed down.
When I view Joomla 'Maintenance - Clear Cache (site)' the com_k2 does not show up anymore to be cleaned up although it was showing up when all was 'Public'.
Globally, what do I need to check to ensure that cache works well knowing that 100% of the visits will now be Register users.
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Roland
- cache handler: file
- cache time = 150
- conservative caching
- System - page cache pluggin = disable
Mainly I have set all K2 categories to access Register. Performance has slowed down.
When I view Joomla 'Maintenance - Clear Cache (site)' the com_k2 does not show up anymore to be cleaned up although it was showing up when all was 'Public'.
Globally, what do I need to check to ensure that cache works well knowing that 100% of the visits will now be Register users.
Thanks
Roland
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When a user logs into Joomla, all caching in Joomla is switched off. It's not just K2.
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5 years 9 months ago #171214
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oh! this will terribly slow down the pages and might be unacceptable in terms of performance.
What are your recommendations ?
What are your recommendations ?
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5 years 9 months ago #171218
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Hi Tony,
For performance, for the frontend, how to override the calls to cdnjs.cloudflare.com files so that it loads these files from local server ?
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For performance, for the frontend, how to override the calls to cdnjs.cloudflare.com files so that it loads these files from local server ?
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5 years 9 months ago #171225
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First of all, even with caching off in Joomla, K2 still maintains a separate cache for items and categories when a user has no editing rights to the content. This is an extra caching layer in K2 only, it's not default component behaviour. But that's not enough obviously if you use other components, modules, plugins etc. All those will not be cached when a user login is detected.
As for your second comment, keeping the assets to the CDN is preferable as they are loaded faster (using an HTTP/2 connection and compression by default). I don't plan on changing that, but in v2.10 coming this month, the CDN will switch to jsDelivr which is GDPR-friendly.
As for your second comment, keeping the assets to the CDN is preferable as they are loaded faster (using an HTTP/2 connection and compression by default). I don't plan on changing that, but in v2.10 coming this month, the CDN will switch to jsDelivr which is GDPR-friendly.
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