djrusk

ekaterir

robertchen617

<p>Nginx has a built-in FastCGI cache, which acts as a reverse proxy cache at the webserver layer. The Cache Sniper for Nginx WordPress plugin lets you purge this cache from within WordPress. Here are some key features:</p>
<ul>
<li>Purge the entire cache from the menu bar</li>
<li>Manually purge individual pages</li>
<li>Manually purge homepage cache</li>
<li>Configure pages to purge automatically when updated</li>
<li>Configure pages to purge automatically when comments are created/updated/deleted.</li>
<li>Configure Settings via WP CLI</li>
</ul>
<p>For more info on using this plugin with a pre-configured Nginx stack running in AWS, follow this <a href="https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B0771QTMR5" rel="nofollow ugc">link</a>.</p>


Cache Sniper for Nginx

Purge the Nginx FastCGI cache manually, or automatically when content is updated. Supports purging of individual pages.

pxpadmin

<p>A plugin that will invalidate Cloudfront automatically on a post/page save.</p>
<h3>PHP Dependencies</h3>
<p>PHP XML is required before using.  On a linux environment, it can be installed with the following command:<br />
    sudo apt-get install php-xml</p>


PXP-Press

A plugin that will invalidate Cloudfront automatically on a post/page save.

Cache Sniper for Nginx vs PXP-Press