Breeze Cache

To install the plugin via WordPress Dashboard
1. In the WordPress admin panel, Menu > Plugin > Add new
2. Search for Breeze
3. Click on install and wait for the installation to finish. Next, then click on the activate link

To install the plugin manually
1. Download and unzip the plugin package – breeze.1.0.0.zip
2. Upload the /breeze to /wp-content/plugins/
3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress Dashboard
4. Access Breeze from WordPress Admin > Settings > Breeze

Breeze, by default, supports Varnish. It has been tested to be fully compatible with Cloudways Servers that come with Varnish pre-installed. If you are using hosting providers other than Cloudways, we suggest you confirm Varnish support with your hosting provider

Breeze is fully compatible with WooCommerce, out of the box. It does not require any special configurations.

Breeze is fully compatible with WordPress Multisite without the need for any extra configuration.

Breeze handles all WordPress Multisite instances globally. All the settings for multisite are now handled on the network level.

We DO NOT recommend using two WordPress cache plugins at the same time on any WordPress website.
We strongly recommend that you use Breeze as the only cache plugin for your website. If there are any other cache plugins installed, please ensure that you have disabled them prior to proceeding with the Breeze installation.

Breeze does not require any special configuration to work with HTTP or HTTPS pages.

Breeze has been tested with popular plugins available on WordPress.org. Please feel free to report any incompatibilities on the WordPress Support Forums or on Cloudways Community Forum.

Breeze supports CDN integration. It allows all static assets (such as images, CSS and JS files) to be served via CDN.

WordPress databases are notorious for storing information like post revisions, spam comments and much more. Over time, databases l become bloated and it is a good practice to clear out unwanted information to reduce database size and improve optimization.

Breeze’s database optimization cleans out unwanted information in a single click.

Comments will appear upon moderation as per the comment system (or policy) set in place by the blog owner. Other dynamic changes such as any modifications in files will require a full cache purge.

You can exclude a file by mentioning its URL or file type (by mentioning file extension) in the exclude fields (available in the Breeze settings). Exclude will not let the cache impact that URL or file type.

If Varnish is active, you will need to exclude URLs and file type(s) in the Varnish configuration. If you are hosting WordPress websites on Cloudways servers, follow this KB to exclude URLs from the Varnish cache.

Breeze has been tested to work with all major hosting providers. In addition, major Breeze options such as Gzip, browser cache, minification, grouping, database optimization. CDN integration will work as expected on all hosting providers.

You can get your questions answered on the WordPress support forums. If you are a Cloudways customer, please feel free to start a discussion at Cloudways Community Forum.

You will be able to see the impact of the Breeze Cache Plugin almost immediately. We also recommend using the following tools for generating metrics:
Google Page Speed
WebPagetest
Pingdom

Yes, Breeze Plugin is compatible with Visual Builder.

Breeze supports the following three popular CDNs:
MaxCDN
KeyCDN
Amazon Cloudfront

No, Breeze does not support Push CDN. However, you could use Breeze with Push CDNs using third party plugins.

Yes. The process of setting up CloudFlare with Breeze is easy. Check out the following KnowledgeBase article for details.

Using Gzip, Breeze compresses the request files, further reducing the size of the download files and speeding up the user experience.