Beschreibung

Surge erstellt statische HTML-Dateien für deine WordPress-Seite und liefert diese aus. Dadurch werden die Anfragen schneller abgehandelt, es kommt zu schnelleren Ladezeiten und die Zeit für die erste Datenübertragung (TTFB) ist kürzer.

Surge braucht nicht konfiguriert zu werden und hat keine Optionen. Es funktioniert sofort und ohne Zutun auf jeder gut konfigurierten Hosting-Plattform. Die zwischengespeicherten Dateien werden auf der Festplatte gespeichert und automatisch ungültig, wenn die Webseite aktualisiert wird.

In verschiedenen Belastungs-Tests hat Surge gezeigt, dass 1000-2500 Anfragen pro Sekunde einfach abgehandelt werden können – bei 100 parallelen Anfragen.
Das alles auf einem kleinen Single-Core Server mit nur 1 GB RAM. Das ist 70 mal schneller als eine frisch aufgesetzte WordPress-Installation.

Installation

Via the WordPress Dashboard: navigate to Plugins – Add New. In the search bar type „surge“ and hit Enter. Find the Surge plugin in the search results, hit Install, then Activate.

Manually: download the Surge plugin .zip file from WordPress.org. In your WordPress admin navigate to Plugins – Add New – Upload. Select the .zip file and hit Upload. Activate the plugin after upload is successful.

Manually via FTP: download the Surge plugin .zip file from WordPress.org, extract the archive, make sure the directory is called „surge“. Use your FTP/SFTP client to upload the „surge“ directory to wp-content/plugins. Then activate the plugin in your WordPress admin from the Plugins section.

Unter Verwendung von WP-CLI: wp plugin install surge –activate

FAQ

Wo ist die Seite für die Plugin-Einstellungen?

Es gibt keine.

How do I clear the cache?

Toggle the plugin activation or run wp surge flush using WP-CLI.

Funktioniert mein Cache?

Visit the Site Health screen under Tools in your WordPress dashboard. Common caching errors, like installation problems, etc. will appear there. Otherwise, open your site in an Incognito window to see the cached version. You could also look for the „X-Cache“ header in the server response.

Why am I getting cache misses?

Below are a few common reasons:

  • Du bist auf deiner WordPress-Website angemeldet
  • You have a unique cookie set in your browser
  • A unique query parameter will also cause a cache miss, except common marketing parameters, such as utm_campaign, etc.
  • Request methods outside of GET and HEAD are not cached

Kann ich Seite X vom Cache ausschließen?

Of course. If you pass a „Cache-Control: no-cache“ header (or max-age=0) the request will automatically be excluded from cache. Note that most WordPress plugins will already do this where necessary.

fpassthru() wurde aus Sicherheitsgründen deaktiviert

It seems like your hosting provider disabled the fpassthru() function, likely by mistake. This is a requirement for Surge. Please get in touch with them and kindly ask them to enable it.

Wie kann ich Surge unterstützen?

Wenn du Surge magst, denk bitte darüber nach, uns bei GitHub einen Stern zu geben und eine Rezension auf WordPress.org da zu lassen.

Rezensionen

28. Februar 2024 1 Antwort
I wanted to extend my deepest appreciation for your invaluable contribution. Your Surge Cache plugin has revolutionized the performance of my website. Amidst the challenges of compatibility issues between FlyingPress and WP Rocket with Sucuri WAF, your plugin emerged as the beacon of hope. Previously, grappling with other caching plugins led to severe CPU spikes, pushing my site to the brink of breakdowns. While perfmatters provided some relief, I still needed a lightweight page cache plugin to navigate peak traffic periods seamlessly. Enter your Surge Cache plugin. Its seamless integration with my site has not only bolstered its speed but also its overall performance. I am now confident that my website remains steadfast and responsive even during the busiest of times. Thank you, from the depths of my heart, for crafting such an exceptional tool. Your unwavering dedication to enhancing website functionality is truly commendable. With warm regards, Greg
22. September 2023 1 Antwort
Hello, for this plugin to work must the fpassthru function be activated or not? There is a difference?
6. Februar 2024 1 Antwort
Over the years, I’ve looked at all the top caching plugins, and never found one that I liked. They were either too complex, too finicky, or tried to do too many things. Surge just works, and it works great. Update: I ran some basic performance testing of the same sample content with and without Surge activated.Surge increased my Requests per second by a factor of 21x and reduced my time per request by a factor of 25x. Beyond that, Konstantin has been amazing as far as support goes for a free plugin. Besides addressing issues and requests, he’s gone above-and-beyond at helping work through issues, to the point of looking at where we are using Surge and making additional configuration recommendations. If it were possible to give 6 stars, I would!
24. Januar 2023
This plugin works! Install, activate, and check WP_CACHE value and boom – your site is fast!One nice feature that is happening under the hood is caching of specific REST API requests. That makes, for example, dynamic parts of the site with javascript filtering blazingly fast.
22. September 2022 1 Antwort
I almost gave up on finding a WP cache plugin that ONLY did that… cache! Everything is bloated with minify, CDN, image optimize, and a bunch of features I just don’t need because we have those taken care of otherwise.
6. April 2022 1 Antwort
I’m using it for 1 month on different sites with different themes and plugins, and some big ones over 150-200GB. Works just perfect!
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Mitwirkende & Entwickler

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Änderungsprotokoll

1.1.0

  • Improved Multisite compatibility
  • Fixed occasional stat() warnings in cleanup routines
  • Fixed expiration by path being too broad
  • Added a filter for flush actions
  • Feature: added a simple events system for s-maxage and stale-while-revalidate support

1.0.5

  • Fix woocommerce_product_title compatibility
  • Honor DONOTCACHEPAGE constant
  • Use built-in is_ssl() WordPress function for better compatibility

1.0.4

  • Add a WP-CLI command to invalidate/flush page cache
  • Fix redirect loop with Core’s redirect_canonical for ignore_query_vars
  • Fix warnings for requests with empty headers
  • Fix warnings when cron cleanup attempts to read a file that no longer exists
  • Add a filter to disable writing to wp-config.php

1.0.3

  • Invalidate cache when posts_per_page is changed
  • Fix redirect loop with unknown query vars caused by Core’s redirect_canonical
  • Ignore X-Cache and X-Powered-By headers from cache metadata
  • Allow multiple headers with the same name

1.0.2

  • Fix PHP notice in invalidation
  • Protect against race conditions when writing flags.json
  • Add support for more post statuses in transition_post_status invalidation

1.0.1

  • Add support for custom user configuration
  • Various invalidation enhancements and fixes
  • Remove advanced-cache.php when plugin is deactivated
  • Add a note about fpassthru() in FAQ
  • Minor fix in Site Health screen tests

1.0.0

  • Anonymize requests to favicon.ico and robots.txt
  • Improve cache expiration, add cache expiration by path

0.1.0

  • Erste Veröffentlichung