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2.13.1.2.5. Setting up Redis in WordPress

So that WordPress can use Redis, install and configure one of the specialized plugins:

To enable support Redis in WordPress using the Redis Object Cache plugin, do the following:

Openup Adminpanel site.
Install and activate the plugin Redis Object Cache.
Edit config file site wp-config.php and add to its beginning (right after <?php) such lines (in the second line instead of example substitute hosting account name, in which the site is located, in the third line instead of example substitute a unique prefix for storing data in Redis, which is important when using Redis for multiple sites):
```
define('WP_REDIS_SCHEME', 'unix');
define('WP_REDIS_PATH', '/home/example/.system/redis.sock');
define('WP_CACHE_KEY_SALT', 'example');
```
In the admin panel of the site, go to the section "Settings → Redis" and press "Enable Object Cache»:If everything is in order, at the top of the section opposite “Condition"Should display"Connected»:
Check the site is working.

To enable support Redis in WordPress using the W3 Total Cache plugin, do the following:

Openup Adminpanel site.
Install and activate the plugin W3 Total Cache.
Go to the section "Performance → General Settings»:
In the block "Object Cache»:
1. Opposite "Object Cache"Check the box next to"Enabled».
2. Opposite "Object Cache Method»Select«Redis».
3. Save your changes.
Go to the section "Performance → Object Cache»:
In the block "Advanced»:
1. Opposite "Redis hostname:port / IP:port»Specify /home/example/.system/redis.sock (instead example substitute hosting account namewhere the site is located) and click "Test»:If everything is in order, the green inscription “Test passed»:
2. Save your changes.
Follow the same steps for "Page Cache"And"Database Cache».
Check the site is working.

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