There are two settings in this part, that is when you set up QUIC.cloud and when you set up CloudFlare. What is better, QUIC.cloud or CloudFlare, the answer cannot be concrete and precise because it depends a lot on your site. In the following text, the setting for both QUIC.cloud and CloudFlare is written, choose what is better for you. Quic.CLOUD
Now let's visit the site https://my.quic.cloud/ You have usage statistics on the site. We need a CDN option. CDN is not enabled by default. Click on Enable CDN and then the following page will appear: There are two ways to set up CDN at this time. You need to enable CNAME in DNS management for a domain such as
CloudFlare is a CDN. It allows your site to load faster. It can also be used as a freebie
If you are using WooCommerce on your site then these options are useful for you. Product Update Interval: Clear the cache on the product when the quantity or stock changes. Clear the cache only when the inventory status changes. Clear the product and category cache only when the stock status changes. Clear the product cache only when the stock status changes but not [...]
This option is for advanced users only. It is recommended that you do not change the content here. Login Cookie: This is useful when you use multiple applications on the same server, and it allows you to tell the plugin that the user is already logged in or not. Improve HTTP/HTTPS Compatibility: If you use http and https together. This should be OFF and always should be
With this option, you enable static things to be cached in the browser of your site visitors and thereby reduce the number of requests to static files. This needs to be turned ON.
The PHP version for the site is changed from cPanel. When you have accessed cPanel, find an option like in the picture called MultiPHP Manager. When you click on it, the following option will open and you need to first check the domain for which you want to change the version (even if there is only one domain). And then from the drop down list
This option is very important to be turned on especially when serving dynamic pages and requiring repeated base calls. When the page is completely cached, then the service is static and therefore this option is not used. Switch this option to ON. The status must also say Memcached Extension Enabled
This option will not be used in 99.9% cases. But in order to bring everything to perfection it can be used.ESI enables caching of parts of the page. Let's say you cache a shortcode for example so "Similar Posts" can be cached even though the rest of the page isn't being served from the cache. Another example is that wp-admin is not cached for admin, but let's say Admin Bar
If you want not to cache certain pages on your site, you can set it here. Do Not Cache URL: in each line you add one url that you do not want to be cached on your site Do Not Cache Query Strings: enter parameters that will not be cached Do Not Cache Categories: if you need not to cache
