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I am using NGINX and I’ve come to understand that caching dynamic pages (.php) makes NGINX serve them much faster. However what really happens when a .php page is cached ? Is it just process of copying the HTML output of the .php file to a file on the harddrive on the server so they can be served as static HTML files ?
If this is so, then does that mean that only dynamic pages (.php) can benefit from the process of caching, while originally HTML / Static only pages will not ?
Lastly, would there really be a noticeable difference in speed between the use of FastCGI caching and the WP Super Cache plugin ? (I’ve read that it converts .php files into HTML versions) …
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