Tools for monitoring cache clearing in (or outside) of WordPress

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So I have a site where I’ve gotten hyper obsessive about getting incredible speed on. We’ve gotten to 100/100 on our PSI score, <1s load across testers etc, BUT I’m still getting a failing CWV. That’s most likely because \~60% of our traffic is from around the globe (India, etc) and I’d assume the systems and internet connections they have may be slower.

The current dragon we’re trying to slay right now is our cache clearing? It seems like no matter what we do our caches keep clearing and stale versions aren’t being served. Does anyone know of a good way to monitor when/how caches are getting cleared on WP and/or systems for CPanel/CDN level? I’m just not sure if I should be digging into our cron jobs running on WP or how one even goes about monitoring this and I can’t find anyone asking/answering the question?

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2 Comments
  1. WP doesn’t have a cache. Either you have a plugin doing it or your host is.

    Are you using PageSpeed insights? It will tell you why your cwv is low.

  2. I run a shell script (using cron), that checks (every 5min) a specific hidden page if it’s cached. If not, a cache re-build is initiated.

 

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