Hi, thanks!
No, the units are correct, for 800 cumulative requests, plus test was done on a slow budget server with a 10 Mbit/s network interface (check server specs above).

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Hi pajpaj,

Static (HTML) and APCu caching implementation is highly dependent on your application (CMS) that you use. Also, APCu needs core access to be installed and configured, so not sure if CloudLinux and your hosting supports it.

1) OpCache is specific to PHP version and setting in php.ini configuration file, and it is ENABLED in all PHP 5.5+ versions by default, ask your hosting provider how to enable it, if it is not. You can use a simple php file to test it. Since you are on CloudLinux, you should have an option in your control panel to do it (may depend on your chosen plan/price, as well).

2) If you use WordPress, static HTML caching is readily available through some plugins like WP Total Cache, Comet Cache and alike.

3) For APCu caching in WordPress, you may try this plugin: wordpress.org/plugins/apcu/, but cannot tell you if it actually works. Again, server pre-conditions must exist in order for plugin to actually work.

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For other CMS platforms, you will have to search/ask in specific places / support forums.