Servebolt Optimizer

The Servebolt Optimizer plugin adds functionality to implement Servebolt’s best practices for WordPress. This includes database optimizations, errorlog review, automatic cache purging, automatic image optimization and resizing, performance recommendations, and support for down stream HTML caching.

Specifically, Servebolt Optimizer does two things for your site:

1. It connects your WordPress hosted or WooCommerce hosted Servebolt site to your Servebolt Control Panel.
2. Its features implement Servebolt’s best practices for performance. These best practizes include database optimizations, error log review, automatic cache purging, automatic image optimization/resizing, performance recommendations and support for down stream HTML caching.

This project is maintained on Github.

Features

• Configures HTML caching to speed up your site (Servebolt clients only)
• Integrates with Accelerated Domains (Servebolt clients only)
• Rewrite headers to allow down stream HTML caching (Servebolt clients only)
• View Apache/PHP error log (Servebolt clients only)
• Database optimization – Convert tables to InnoDB
• Database optimization – Add performance improving indexes
• Automatic cache purge for Cloudflare and Accelerated Domains
• Recommendations on additional performance improvements
• Multi-site support
• WP CLI support
• Cloudflare Image Resize-support (beta feature)
• WP Rocket compatability (Servebolt clients only)

Read more about the plugin and all its features in our Help Center.

Accelerated Domains

The integration with our revolutionairy add-on performance and security enhancing service Accelerated Domains is made possible by Servebolt Optimizer. Installing the Servebolt Optimizer will provide the required HTTP headers to make use of Accelerated Domains.

Automatic purge of Cloudflare cache

Servebolt Optimizer supports the most complete solution for Cloudflare cache purging. The HTML Cache is automatically purged when any post type or term has been updated. You can also purge directly from the admin bar. This Cloudflare integration supports both the use of API key and API token authentication when communicating with the Cloudflare API.

HTML Caching

This plugin rewrites HTTP headers of HTML to allow for HTML Caching, and for the browser to cache HTML. HTML Caching may introduce all sorts of problems for end users, so installation and testing should be performed by a professional.

Configuration

This plugin can be controlled via the WordPress Dashboard or WP CLI. Additionally there are various filters and PHP constants at your disposal.

Filter and constant reference

The plugin has various filters and PHP constants that allows third-party developers to alter the behaviour of the plugin. Please read the article Filters and PHP constants in our help center to learn more.

Testing

We test against the current production version of WordPress and the next beta/development version