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    Enabling Varnish for a WordPress website

    With our Web Hosting packages you have the option to use different caching options. To use Varnish on your WordPress website, a few simple steps are required. In this article we explain these steps.


    Activate Varnish

    Step 1

    Log in to the control panel and click 'Shared Hosting' in the menu. Next, select your domain below 'Products'.

    Next, click 'Advanced' at the top, followed by 'Performance & caching'.

    performance & caching

    In the 'Performance & caching' overview, click the three dots next to 'Varnish', followed by 'Manage'.

    click the three dots next to varnish, followed by manage.


    Step 2

    To activate Varnish, click 'Activate'. A pop-up will appear asking to activate the temporary cache bypass. By enabling the bypass, the caching is not yet active which allows you to configure varnish first. Click 'Save'.

    activate Varnish

    Make sure to disable the bypass after configuration. Varnish is only active when the bypass is disabled.

    As soon as Varnish is activated you will find the configuration settings in the overview.

    the varnish options

    Make sure to check that you have disabled the cache bypass in your control panel.


    In this article we explained how to enable Varnish on a WordPress website.

    Should you have any questions left regarding this article, do not hesitate to contact our support department. You can reach them via the ‘Contact us’ button at the bottom of this page.

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