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A caching solution needed, does not have to be perfect just a bit of performance boost would appreciate it.

People use facebook, linkedin and a bunch of others that have millions more records but their performance are way better than ours.

Is there any solution that can even boost our website performance 10% up?

I personally used https://www.cloudflare.com/ but did not see any changes.

 

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Its on the roadmap, Scott is working on a catching solution.
IMO cloudflare worsens q2a performance.
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As VGNtl says it's on the roadmap. I'm about halfway through a solution, but I've had a couple of busy weeks at work, and have also been working on a few other Q2A things.

People use facebook, linkedin and a bunch of others that have millions more records but their performance are way better than ours.

Those sites also have hundreds of servers and thousands of developers working for them :)

Is there any solution that can even boost our website performance 10% up?

See my answer here. It lists some of the recent performance changes I've made. They should speed up your site a fair bit without the need for caching.

I personally used https://www.cloudflare.com/ but did not see any changes.

Yeah I don't think this will work because using PHP sessions causes a no-cache header to be output. Your static content (CSS, JS, images) should all be cached though which will help somewhat.

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