Magento caching is a key mechanism for optimizing website performance and ensuring swift access to your store content. To help you rid your customer of the long loading times, Magento 2 offers a range of cache management techniques. In this article, we explore the peculiarities of Magento cache types, backend store options (including Redis and Varnish), as well as tools for Magento cache management.
Amasty's team first decided to install Magento 2 as soon as its 0.42.0-beta1 version emerged in 2014. Since then, we’ve performed hundreds of thousands of Magento 2 installations for our clients. To make starting Magento for beginners easy, we decided to provide an in-depth Magento 2 installation guide. We address common methods, best practices, and possible errors.
The Amasty Team has recently released a new extension — Full Page Cache — designed to speed up Magento store pages, which are often known for their heavy load. Full Page Cache is already proving to be a great success. But actions speak louder than words, and statistics speak even louder. Check out Amasty's latest research: How fast can Magento be with Full Page Cache?
This blog was created with Amasty Blog Pro
This blog was created with Amasty Blog Pro
