SleekView Charts for Object Cache Pro
SleekView Charts reads the Object Cache Pro stats API and INFO output, then turns hit rate, group-level usage and memory pressure into Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards alongside the rest of WP Admin.
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Object Cache Pro produces numbers. SleekView puts them next to your content data.
Object Cache Pro already exposes a dense diagnostics screen: hit rate, prefetch counts, ops per second, memory used, evicted keys, plus a per-group breakdown that surfaces which WordPress cache groups dominate the working set. The screen is excellent for one-shot debugging. It is less convenient when the question is "how did our hit rate move week over week, and which group caused it".
SleekView Charts pulls the same metrics through the public Object Cache Pro stats interface and renders them as configurable chart cards next to dashboards for posts, users, orders and views. A Number card pins the current hit rate. A Pie splits memory across cache groups. A Bar ranks ops per second by group. An Area trends hit rate over time, sampled at the configured cadence.
The charts do not replace Object Cache Pro's own diagnostics. They put the numbers in a place where editors, ops and developers can read them alongside the rest of the business's data, and they give performance reviews a longer time horizon than a single snapshot.
Workflow
Turn Object Cache Pro stats into a dashboard
Connect to the stats interface
Sample the metrics
Compose the chart cards
Save and share
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Object Cache Pro data
Hit rate
Average(hit_rate)
Memory by cache group
Sum(bytes_used)
group by cache_group
Ops per second by group
Average(ops_per_second)
group by cache_group
Hit rate over time
Average(hit_rate)
group by sample_time
Comparison
Default Object Cache Pro diagnostics vs SleekView Charts
Default Object Cache Pro diagnostics
- Diagnostics screen shows a snapshot, not a longitudinal series
- Group-level memory and ops display as a dense table rather than charts
- No persistent sampling, so week-over-week trends require external tools
- Cache health lives separately from the rest of the WP Admin surface
- No read-only share or CSV export of the diagnostics state
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for hit rate across the latest sample window
- Pie of memory usage split by cache group
- Bar of ops per second ranked by group
- Area trend of hit rate over time at the configured cadence
- Sampled history persisted in a custom table for week-over-week reviews
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Object Cache Pro
Persistent cache history
Object Cache Pro's diagnostics give you a moment. SleekView gives you a month. Sampled rows live in a custom table so hit rate, ops and memory pressure stay readable over time.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to a specific cache group, eviction reason or sample window, and both the chart cards and the underlying table view stay in sync on the same dataset.
Share a read-only snapshot
Send a stakeholder a URL of the cache-health dashboard or export the filtered set to CSV. Capacity reviews get a measurable picture instead of a screenshot of the live diagnostics screen.
Audience
Who builds Object Cache Pro charts dashboards with SleekView
Hosting and DevOps
Track hit rate, ops per second and memory pressure on a longitudinal chart so capacity reviews talk about trends rather than yesterday's snapshot, and so regressions surface in hours.
Plugin and theme leads
Watch ops per group to spot a chatty plugin that hammers options or a custom group, then change its caching strategy with a real number to defend the refactor.
Agency operations
Give clients a read-only cache-health dashboard for the sites under management so they can see the upside of Object Cache Pro without learning the diagnostics screen themselves.
The bigger picture
Why best-in-class cache telemetry still benefits from charts
Object Cache Pro's diagnostics screen is already one of the strongest in the WordPress ecosystem: a dense, accurate read of cache state with per-group breakdowns and live ops counters. The screen does exactly what a developer doing one-shot debugging needs. It is not the same surface a performance review wants a week later.
Capacity planning needs longitudinal data, not yesterday's screenshot. Plugin reviews need a per-group bar that anyone can read, not a wall of numbers. Stakeholder updates need a chart that fits next to revenue and orders, not a dedicated tab three menus deep.
SleekView Charts reuses the same stats interface Object Cache Pro exposes, samples it on a schedule and renders it as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards alongside the rest of WP Admin. The plugin keeps doing the hard part. The team gets a place to read the results.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Object Cache Pro
Object Cache Pro's public stats API and INFO output, sampled by SleekView into a custom WordPress table on the schedule you configure. No private internals are accessed, and the diagnostics screen continues to work exactly as before.
Yes for the live Object Cache Pro plugin, which is a commercial product from RedisLabs. SleekView Charts itself works against any data source: if the plugin is licensed and active, the charts read its stats output. If you run a different object cache, see the Redis Object Cache or W3 Total Cache equivalents.
Configurable. Default is every five minutes, with cron-based collection that keeps overhead small. Hosts with higher-resolution requirements can run every minute, while sites that only need daily trends can sample hourly to keep the custom table small.
No measurably. Each sample is a single read of the stats interface and a single insert into the custom table. Object Cache Pro itself is unchanged, the cache fill path is unaffected, and front-end visitors see exactly the same performance as before.
Yes. Group by sample_time with an Area or Line card and an Average aggregation to see hit rate per hour, day or week. Useful for confirming a release improved cache behaviour rather than just looked plausible.
Yes. Any filtered set behind a chart card exports as CSV with the columns the underlying table view shows. DevOps teams use this for capacity reviews and to share the cache history with hosting providers during incident reviews.
Yes. Object Cache Pro is typically network-active, and SleekView samples cache metrics at the install level rather than per subsite. Multisite dashboards still render fine because the underlying cache is shared across the network.
No. The diagnostics screen stays for live debugging, where its real-time density is the right tool. SleekView Charts complements it with persistent history, configurable chart cards and the ability to share or embed cache health next to the rest of the site's reporting.
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