Magento 2 Full Page Cache Warmer is a solution that allows you to improve your website loading speed through fully automated cache updates. Working in the background, it warms the cache for the most popular pages based on customers, currencies and store combinations. Monitor cache flushes, track cache warming efficiency and enjoy fast-loading pages with no impact on the server capabilities. Ensure uninterrupted experience for different visitors and agents with a robust Magento Cache Warmer.

• Warm up pages based on combinations: customer groups, currencies and stores
• Choose warming performance templates: high, medium, low, and custom
• Analyze cache warming efficiency with detailed reports
• Control cache flushing and monitor cache flushes
• Compatible with Varnish, default File Cache, Redis Cache, and others
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Maintain Fast Loading Speed without Effort

Full page cache is a great tool that helps you maintain better loading speed. But since it often gets flushed you need a reliable solution to keep it warm. That’s when our Magento 2 Full Page Cache Warmer steps in:

• Fully automated — just tweak a few settings and forget about it.
• Runs in the background — continue working on your frontend task without interruption.
• Have full control over cached pages — monitor hit, missed and warmed pages in one place.

Automate Caching Process

While it might seem overwhelming, setting up a cache warming in Magento is easy. Anyone can do it since most settings are already filled out for you. The extension runs in the background imitating user behavior to keep your content updated. Just enable the Magento 2 Cache Warmer and change a few options. Enjoy fast loading speed with zero maintenance and zero effort!

Keep Cache Updated for Most Important Pages

Keeping the cache warm is hard if you have hundreds of pages. But it doesn’t have to be. Magento 2 Page Cache Warmer automatically ranks your pages according to the number of visits. It puts those pages at the top of the cache warming queue and updates the cache for them faster. Warm cache for the most important pages and users or create combinations based on customer groups, currencies and stores.

Monitor Cache Warming Progress

You don’t have to do anything once you configure a few options for the Magento Cache Warmer. But you can keep an eye on the cache warming process with visual reports. View cache coverage rates, cache full history and a list of cached and non-cached pages with all the details:

• Popularity
• Customer group
• Currency
• Store
• Created/updated, cached, and flushed dates
• And more…

Benefits from Performance Presets

It’s best if you only warm the cache when your server has enough computational resources for that. But you don’t have to worry about it with the performance presets. Just use the default mode or change it to suit your requirements and maintain a fast web page loading speed:

• - High - intensive warming
• - Medium - default mode
• - Low - soft warming
• - Custom - expert mode

Never Exceed Your Server Capabilities

If any of the modes Magento 2 Cache Warmer offers do work for you, get flexible. Adjust the intensity to balance the server load, set:

• number of concurrent requests to your store
• cache warming job schedule
• job max run time
• delay between requests Ensure fast loading speed with cache warming and pause the processes to avoid system overload.

Exclude Pages and Agents from Cache Warming

Not all pages are updated frequently. Same as not all of them need to be cached all the time. Magento Page Cache Warmer is ready for such cases. Just specify the page types, pages and user agents you want to exclude from cache warming. Prioritise the cache warming and dedicate your resources to the relevant pages only.

Monitor Cache Flushes

While our Magento 2 Full Page Cache Warmer warms the cache after every page update, it can’t control the flushing. But it allows you to monitor it closely. Stop spending time and resources to find the reasons for the overly frequent cache flushing. Monitor who, when and why cleared the cache in the cache flushing reports.