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CacheerPHP 6.0 & Cacheer Monitor 2.0 are officially here! Two major releases. A redesigned ecosystem. And a big step forward for the project. I've always wanted caching in PHP to be simple to integrate, powerful enough for complex applications, and easy to understand. Whether you're working with Laravel or vanilla PHP, that's exactly what I'm building with CacheerPHP. 🔥 What's new in 6.x? 📍 Instance-first API — Create independent cache instances and inject them directly into your application. 📍Composable caching — Combine scopes, typed cache policies, and L1/L2 storage layers. 📍Resilient stores — Keep your application running with circuit-breaker fallback when your primary cache store goes down. 📍Secure storage — Optional compression, authenticated AES-256-GCM encryption, and key rotation. 📍Observability & CLI — Typed cache events, metrics, and commands to inspect, prune, and manage your caches. Cacheer Monitor 2.0 — A completely redesigned dashboard to track hits, misses, latency, live events, and inspect cached values. And that's not all! The website, documentation, and Monitor have also received a complete visual refresh. The screenshots below show some of the results. 👇 Website: https://cacheerphp.com CacheerPHP: https://github.com/CacheerPHP/CacheerPHP/… Monitor: https://github.com/CacheerPHP/monitorCacheerPHP/monitor This is an open-source project I've been putting a lot of effort into, and I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback. 💬 What would you like to see improved or added next? If you find the project useful, consider giving both repositories a ⭐ on GitHub. It helps more developers discover the project!