> My first recommendation would be to question whether you even need a caching plugin.
My first question to you would be "Why wouldn't you bypass PHP and MySQL if you can?".
For some really basic site sure, you can go without caching, but for any reasonable degree of complexity not using caching is a foolish waste of hardware and end-user patience since we can be talking TTFB of 100-200 ms vs up to seconds.
My first question to you would be "Why wouldn't you bypass PHP and MySQL if you can?".
For some really basic site sure, you can go without caching, but for any reasonable degree of complexity not using caching is a foolish waste of hardware and end-user patience since we can be talking TTFB of 100-200 ms vs up to seconds.