This allows to use the apcu.so php extension with https://www.drupal.org/project/chained_fast module.

Chained Fast is (another) port of the chained fast backend for Drupal 7.

EventDispatcher provides integration with Symfony EventDispatcher component for Drupal 7.

This module speeds up Drupal sites by collecting all watchdog entries in memory and writing them on shutdown in one query.

This module adds a hook_watchdog_alter. Used in DBLog Booster.

Required by Braintree Integration module.

This module allows you to turn on Drupal page caching but exclude certain paths.

There already exists a project for Progressive Web Apps over here https://www.drupal.org/project/pwa

This module stores each bundles of entity data in single row. Example, if a content type "page" having 10 different fields, it holds the whole node data in single node.

Problem

https://www.drupal.org/node/2693251.

This module provides passively refreshed page cache.

Like https://www.drupal.org/project/bigmenu but with Taxonomies.

Provides a framework overriding the locale() function thereby enabling various ways of caching translations.

Page Cache Clear was built as a simple way to flush a page's cache when working with Varnish and Workbench moderation.

In our time, site performance plays an important role and have a significant impact on user experience.

This project provides a FOSHttpCache library based purger to the

Using the hooks provided by Imageinfo Cache and AdvAgg

Complete Drupal Varnish Cache 3.x/4.x integration.

Ported from my Wordpress plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/vcaching/

This plugin handles all integration with Varnish Cache. It was designed for high traffic websites.

This module extends default functionality of the Cache Expiration module and provides actions for Nodequeues.

This is a very basic module that provides feeds integration with Aegir.

Need a fast storage for your logs?

Enable static caching for file entities. Written by Fabian Franz.

This simple module adds support to your site to block HTTP POST requests that are not associated with form submissions. This is useful for reducing the potential for attackers to bypass your caching infrastructure by making HTTP POST Requests for pages of your site.

xmlrpc_page_load Provides a simple XMLRPC call that can simulate a page being accessed as a certain user. This can be used in two ways: