What is needed is a way to monitor how full is the opcache and reset it if needed. As an opcache can be common to all "sites" running on the server and is not unique to a specific calmPress install it is hard to handle well the very general case as it is hard to know if any operation from calmPress site can impact other. In any case on a well managed server it is unlikely that the will be access to the reporting and cache invalidation API that will be required to implement such a feature.
Still, such a tool can be useful when a server/VPS belongs to one organization, therefor an opt-in in the form of a plugin install suggestion might be the best thing to do. We can check if the relevant API is available and if so recomend the plugin.
What is needed is a way to monitor how full is the opcache and reset it if needed. As an opcache can be common to all "sites" running on the server and is not unique to a specific calmPress install it is hard to handle well the very general case as it is hard to know if any operation from calmPress site can impact other. In any case on a well managed server it is unlikely that the will be access to the reporting and cache invalidation API that will be required to implement such a feature.
Still, such a tool can be useful when a server/VPS belongs to one organization, therefor an opt-in in the form of a plugin install suggestion might be the best thing to do. We can check if the relevant API is available and if so recomend the plugin.