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ObjectNest Cache
Memcached object caching with clear WordPress diagnostics
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Memcached object caching with clear WordPress diagnostics
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ObjectNest Cache helps WordPress admins set up and monitor persistent object caching with Memcached. It checks PHP extension and server readiness, discovers common local endpoints, tests custom connections, and displays live cache health in wp-admin. It manages its own object-cache.php drop-in without overwriting one owned by another plugin, and offers an optional disk fallback. Memcached mode requires the PHP memcached extension and a reachable Memcached server.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Shahid, the developer behind ObjectNest Cache.
I built it to make persistent object caching easier to configure and understand from WordPress admin. A Memcached setup depends on more than installing a plugin: the PHP memcached extension, the Memcached server, network access, and the object-cache.php drop-in all need to be in place.
ObjectNest checks those prerequisites, can discover common local Memcached endpoints or use a custom host and port, tests the connection, and shows live cache health metrics in the dashboard. It won't overwrite an object-cache.php drop-in owned by another plugin. There's also an optional disk fallback for compatibility, though it isn't a replacement for a properly configured memory cache.
It's a free, open-source WordPress plugin for site owners and developers using Memcached. It provides persistent object caching; page caching, CDN caching, and PHP OPcache are separate.
I'd appreciate feedback on the setup checks and dashboard: what would make Memcached configuration clearer, and which health metrics would you find most useful?