Let eligible pages do less repeat work.
Serve a saved page when it can be reused. Enable page caching for a website and choose how long eligible copies can stay.
MaxPanel is web hosting control panel software for your own server. Give customers page cache controls and access to their own Redis cache, so eligible pages and application data can be reused instead of rebuilt for every visit.
Built-in tools for the hosting service you operate. You control which packages include page caching and object caching.
CACHINGServe a saved page when it can be reused. Enable page caching for a website and choose how long eligible copies can stay.
Customers can purge a website’s page cache from MaxPanel. Add the WordPress helper to clear it automatically on supported site changes.
Enable a separate Redis instance for an account. Compatible applications can connect to it and reuse data they would otherwise fetch or calculate again.
Explore how page caching, the WordPress helper, and Redis fit into your customers’ MaxPanel workspace.
Manage page caching for each website. Choose its cache lifetime, or let the website decide which pages can be cached. Purge saved pages whenever a fresh copy is needed.
These example controls explain the feature. No website cache is changed.
Install MaxPanel’s WordPress cache helper from the panel. When supported content, comment, theme, or plugin changes happen, it clears the website’s page cache so later visits can receive an updated version.
Built-in bypass rules cover familiar WordPress login, admin, cart, and checkout traffic. Review each site’s behavior before enabling page caching, especially when it has custom accounts or shopping features.
Use the website’s cache controls in MaxPanel.
For example, save a post or switch a theme.
Eligible pages can be cached again as visitors return.
The helper manages page cache clearing. Redis object caching is a separate feature.
Set page caching and Redis object caching as separate package options. Give customers the tools included in their plan and offer an upgrade when they need more.
MaxPanel manages the controls on your server. Your application, content, traffic, and server capacity determine the results.
Reuse eligible public pages for a website.
Provide an account’s own cache for compatible apps.
Let customers manage the features their package allows.
MaxPanel is web hosting control panel software installed on your own server. Page cache and Redis controls are features inside that panel. You provide the server and the hosting service your customers use.
Page cache saves an eligible page so a later visitor can receive that copy. Object cache lets a compatible application reuse pieces of data instead of fetching or calculating them again. They serve different purposes and can be offered separately in hosting packages.
No. MaxPanel creates the account’s Redis cache and shows its connection details. A compatible application or plugin must then be configured to use it. Each account gets its own instance; websites within that account need the appropriate application settings.
Only suitable public pages should be cached. MaxPanel includes bypass rules for common WordPress login, session, cart, and checkout traffic, and respects the website’s cache restrictions. Check custom applications and customer-specific content before enabling it.
It clears the website’s page cache on supported WordPress changes, including post updates, comment changes, theme switches, and plugin activation or deactivation. Install or remove it from the website’s MaxPanel cache controls. It does not connect WordPress to Redis.
The page cache runs on your server, rather than across a global CDN network. Redis is temporary cache storage, not a persistent database or a backup. Keep regular backups for the data your websites need to retain.
Choose MaxPanel control panel software for your server and bring website management, caching, and customer tools into one place.
Feature availability depends on server setup and hosting package allowances.