SleekView Charts for WP-Optimize: DB Cleans and Cache Hit Dashboards
WP-Optimize logs cleanup runs and cache events to wpo_* option keys and the wp_optimize_logs table, with page cache stats in wpo_cache_stats. SleekView Charts groups those entries by task type, run target, day, and hit ratio so a tools-tab plugin reads as a clean operational dashboard.
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From scheduled cleans to a working dashboard
WP-Optimize bundles database cleanup, image optimization, and page caching into one plugin, which is also why its data sprawls across many places. Cleanup runs log to wp_optimize_logs, page cache hits and misses accumulate in wpo_cache_stats, and configuration sits across a dozen wpo_* option keys. The default admin shows a Tools tab and a separate Cache tab, both of which present long scrollable lists of recent activity without a visual sense of cadence or impact.
SleekView Charts reads the same WP-Optimize data as a normal source and renders chart cards over it. A Number KPI sums saved bytes for the last 30 days from wp_optimize_logs, a Donut splits activity by task type (revisions, transients, spam comments, image runs, cache purges), a Horizontal Bar ranks targets by saved space, and a Gradient Area shows runs per day so a scheduled cleanup that quietly stopped firing is visible as a flat valley.
WP-Optimize keeps logging where it always has. Charts query the same wp_optimize_logs table and the same wpo_* options, and saved dashboards can be scoped per role so an agency support lead reads cache hit ratio while a developer reads the cleanup queue. No second store and no rebuilt aggregator.
Workflow
From wpo logs to a charts dashboard
Point at the WP-Optimize data
Pick the four cards
Save the dashboard
Scope per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WP-Optimize data
Saved space (last 30 days)
Sum(saved_bytes)
Activity mix by task type
Count
group by task_type
Top targets by saved space
Sum(saved_bytes)
group by target
Runs per day
Count
group by run_at
Comparison
Default WP-Optimize reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default WP-Optimize admin
- Cleanup activity shows as a long scrollable log with no visual time series.
- Page cache hit ratio sits in the Cache tab without a chart of trend.
- No breakdown of saved space by target table or task type anywhere.
- Image optimization activity hides on a separate Tools sub-tab.
- No read-only dashboards for stakeholders without admin settings access.
SleekView Charts
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Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards built on
wp_optimize_logswith no extra storage. - Cards group by task type, target, run timestamp, or saved bytes.
- Global filters scope every card by date range, task type, or target at once.
- Saved dashboards scope per role so support and developer views stay separate.
- Inline drill-down to the connected SleekView grid for the underlying log rows.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WP-Optimize
Real chart cards on wpo data
Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar, and Radial cards drop onto wp_optimize_logs and the wpo_cache_stats option. Group by task type, target, run day, or any column WP-Optimize writes.
One filter, every card
Date range, task type, and target filters apply across the whole dashboard. The same scope drives the KPI, the donut, the bar, and the time-series at once with no per-card duplication of filter rules.
Role-scoped dashboards
Save separate layouts for agency support, developers, and site owners. License screens, schedule settings, and image options stay tied to the capability checks WordPress already defines.
Audience
Who builds WP-Optimize charts dashboards with SleekView
Site maintainers
Open the runs-per-day chart each Monday. Confirm scheduled cleanups fired across the past week and saved space landed within expected bounds, without scrolling the log row by row.
Performance engineers
Watch the activity mix donut after a campaign launch. Spot when transient cleanup overshadows revision cleanup, and adjust the schedule before the database swells too far.
Agency reporting
Hand each client a one-screen maintenance snapshot scoped to their site. Account managers read it without learning WP-Optimize's three-tab layout or the cache hit ratio in detail.
The bigger picture
Why a maintenance plugin reads better as a chart
WP-Optimize earns its keep by running cleanup tasks on a schedule and caching pages in between, both of which collapse into long scrolling logs in the admin. The data needed to spot trouble already exists in one log table and a handful of option keys WP-Optimize maintains with the right indexes. Visualising those as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards costs nothing on the writing side and reframes the same logs as a dashboard.
The cadence of maintenance review shifts from a quarterly scramble to a daily glance, and the logs stay exactly where WP-Optimize wrote them.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WP-Optimize
No. SleekView Charts reads the same wp_optimize_logs table and the wpo_cache_stats and wpo_minify_stats options that WP-Optimize writes. No additional storage is created and the figures stay consistent with the plugin's own admin tabs.
Yes. A Bar or Pie can group by task_type with a secondary stack on target, or the reverse. The chart respects the WP-Optimize log schema so every cleanup category and target table appears as a groupable axis.
Yes. Premium add-ons log to the same wp_optimize_logs table, so their runs appear in the same charts alongside free-tier cleanups. The license stays gated to admin users and the chart never exposes it.
Yes. Each card supports CSV export of its aggregated values, and the underlying log rows are reachable through the connected SleekView grid for handing a structured maintenance report to a client or to a developer.
No. Aggregations run server-side against the indexes WordPress already maintains on wp_optimize_logs. The dashboard requests aggregate buckets, not raw rows, so even busy schedules resolve in the time a normal admin query takes.
Yes. Saved chart layouts respect WordPress capability checks and can layer additional gates per card. A support agent can read the maintenance view without exposure to the WP-Optimize schedule settings or license at any point.
No. The admin remains the place to configure cleanups, schedules, image rules, and cache. SleekView Charts cover the interactive aggregate dashboard built from the plugin's own log table, and the two complement each other on the same data.
Yes. A dashboard layout can mix a cache-hit Number card with a runs-per-day Area chart so both halves of WP-Optimize sit on one screen, and date-range filters reframe both at once.
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