To enable server-side caching in cPanel, go to the Optimize Website feature under the Software section.

Here’s how:

  1. Log in to your cPanel account.
  2. Navigate to Software > Optimize Website.
  3. Select either Compress All Content or Compress the specified MIME types (such as HTML, JavaScript, CSS).
  4. Click Update Settings to apply the changes.
 

Enabling compression reduces file sizes, resulting in faster load times and improved overall website performance. This helps deliver content more efficiently from the server to the visitor’s browser.

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