Understanding Object Caching on BionicWP

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BionicWP uses object caching as part of its platform infrastructure to improve website performance and reduce database load. This system is separate from site or page caching and functions differently.


What is Object Caching?

Object caching stores database query results and PHP objects in memory so WordPress doesn’t need to repeatedly query the database.

By default, the WordPress object cache is non-persistent, which means that data stored in the object cache resides in memory only for the duration of a single request.

Object caching sits between the database and WordPress and improves performance in several ways:

Caches:

  • Database queries

  • PHP objects

Improves:

  • Backend performance

  • Admin dashboard speed

  • Dynamic page execution


Can Object Caching Be Disabled?

No. Object caching cannot be disabled on BionicWP. It is a core component of BionicWP’s platform infrastructure and cannot be turned off.