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Hosting & Server Compatibility

Server compatibility is rarely an obstacle: DJIA Cache writes its own rules and falls back safely when a directive is unavailable. The sections below list the web servers, PHP versions and hosting types that are supported.

DJIA Cache is designed to work smoothly across all major hosting providers and server environments. Whether your website is hosted on shared hosting or a high-performance cloud server, DJIA Cache delivers reliable caching and performance improvements without requiring complex server configuration.

The plugin automatically adapts to different server setups and works with the most common WordPress hosting environments.

Server compatibility is verified with Run Cache Tests in the Tools tab
Run Cache Tests reports how the plugin behaves on your server.

Server compatibility: supported server types

DJIA Cache is compatible with all popular web server software used by WordPress hosting providers.

Supported servers include:

  • Apache
  • Nginx
  • LiteSpeed
  • OpenLiteSpeed

No special server configuration is required in most cases. DJIA Cache automatically detects the environment and applies the appropriate caching logic.

Supported Hosting Types

DJIA Cache works with all major hosting types, including:

  • Shared hosting
  • VPS servers
  • Dedicated servers
  • Managed WordPress hosting
  • Cloud hosting platforms

The plugin is optimized to run efficiently even on lower-resource environments while still scaling well on high-performance infrastructure.

Compatible Hosting Providers

DJIA Cache has been tested and works well with many popular WordPress hosting platforms, including:

  • SiteGround
  • Cloudways
  • Kinsta
  • Rocket.net
  • WP Engine
  • GridPane
  • RunCloud
  • SpinupWP
  • Pressable
  • InstaWP

The plugin also works with any hosting provider using standard control panels such as:

  • cPanel
  • Plesk

Cloud Hosting Platforms

DJIA Cache is compatible with WordPress installations hosted on cloud infrastructure platforms, including:

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • DigitalOcean
  • Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
  • Vultr
  • Linode

These environments are commonly used with server management tools such as RunCloud, GridPane, or custom Nginx stacks.

Automatic Server Cache Purging

Some hosting providers implement additional server-level caching or edge caching systems.

When content is updated, these server-level caches may need to be cleared.

DJIA Cache is designed to work alongside these systems and can trigger cache refresh events when:

  • posts are updated
  • pages are edited
  • products are changed
  • new content is published

This helps ensure visitors always see the latest version of your content without needing manual cache clearing.

Compatibility With Other Cache Layers

DJIA Cache can operate alongside other performance layers such as:

  • CDN caching
  • reverse proxy caching
  • server-level page caching

However, it is generally recommended to avoid running multiple WordPress page cache plugins at the same time, as this may lead to unexpected behavior.

Best Practices

For the best results when using DJIA Cache:

  • Disable other page caching plugins
  • Keep server software updated
  • Use a CDN for global performance
  • Test cache behavior after enabling advanced optimizations

Further reading: WordPress hosting requirements.