+1

Vote +1

+1 vote. We need that!!! Please guys!

Basically Varnish can be installed in conjunction with Plesk + Nginx reverse proxy. This has been tested and the performance improvements are impressing. How to set it up and the performance gain is explained here (sorry in German, please use deepl.com for readable translation (copy&paste)):

https://linevast.de/blog/2017/plesk/varnish-cache-ssl/

The only thing with this is, that if you implement all this and then comes the next Plesk release you may have trouble of getting your server working again after the installation of the Plesk update.

So the best solution for us all would be to have Varnish integrated in the next Plesk release.

Concerned that all these requests are falling on deaf ears. Can we get some sort of feedback on this? I've really only been using nginx as opposed to apache and it is better, but that particular module needs a little more finishing in order to be complete (such as even a clear cache button).
Regardless, varnish would be a welcome addition to use in conjunction as well as to help reduce server load.

Plesk is an outstanding product, but of course, like everything, has its limitations - so I understand a feedback forum is to help line up what should be improved and what people want to see. However, for those that have been using this system, (we feel like) we need those improvements. Dont leave us hanging, please. Let us know if this is in the works - or if not, then why not.
Thank you in advance.

Vote +1

Vote +1

it's so obvious... +1

Vote +1

Vote +1

Vote +1

+1

+1

+1

Vote +1

Would be great to provide a simplified setup process through Plesk. Nginx caching is ok but not as powerful as Varnish, especially when it comes to integration with CMS platforms like Wordpress.

+1 as an option

+1 is a must

Nginx cache is not implemented to its full extent. No purge for generated pages.

This is a must!

+1!