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CachePilot documentation

How to install CachePilot 1.4.2, what Autopilot does, every WP-CLI command and what to check when the cache does not behave. Written for site owners, agencies and hosts.

Six pages, from the first upload to the last question

The CachePilot Overview right after activation

Start

Getting started

Upload the ZIP, activate it and check the result with one command.

Read the getting started guide

The CachePilot System page with the Redis connection, version and memory

Start

Requirements

PHP, phpredis, WordPress and Redis versions, and what CachePilot does not support.

Read the requirements

The CachePilot Settings page with the mode switch

Concepts

Autopilot and Expert mode

Which module Autopilot switches on when, and what changes in Expert mode.

Compare the two modes

A terminal with the output of wp cachepilot status

Reference

WP-CLI commands

status, test, flush, stats, modules and dropin with every option.

Open the WP-CLI reference

The CachePilot Overview with a connection form because no Redis server was found

Help

Troubleshooting

The messages CachePilot shows and what to do about each of them.

Open the troubleshooting guide

The CachePilot Modules page

Help

FAQ

Short answers about Redis, other cache plugins, Multisite, privacy and the beta.

Read the FAQ

Release notes

Every release in your inbox.

Beta testers get an e-mail with each new version of CachePilot and what changed. The newsletter is part of the beta and can be cancelled with one click.

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