I want to experiment with object caching using redis server for a woocommerce store.

However the store is using dynamic pricing, meaning that depending on the visitor's IP, the back-end serves the product prices dynamically on page load (using the exact same URL regardless of the visitor's location).

Would that create a conflict with redis caching? I am afraid that redis would cache the prices of a specific location and then serve this to all other visitors regardless of their location. Is this assumption correct and if yes, would there be a workaround like excluding the prices?

Regards, Zuko

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