Everything you need to know about HTTP Caching
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Web Cache or HTTP Cache allows you to store a copy of a resource and serve it back when requested. Serving the item from the cache, instead of re-downloading it from the origin server eases the load on the server, improves performance, and reduces the bandwidth usage on the server. In this lesson, we look at the different types of caches, we look at the different HTTP cache headers such as expires, pragma, and cache-control. Also, we understand how the cache validation works and what are the different caching strategies.
RFC on HTTP Caching:
tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7234
RFC on HTTP Conditional Requests:
tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7232
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In cache-control header s-max-age=3600 (content can be cached at public places) alone is used, it also caches at the client-side.
Yeah, I guess it would have to revalidate everywhere every 3600 seconds. By everywhere I mean client browser, CDN, proxys, etc.
Great video. I would like to ask although, what should be the preferred caching strategy for an application that uses bearer authetication and uses have different authentication scopes for users?
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Thank you for the video - A small correction, I think "s-max-age" is actually spelled "s-maxage"?
Ah yes, there is a typo. It's s-maxage. Thank you for pointing out.
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Is there a typo at 03:45 where the "content-control" should be "cache-control"?
Can you please explain about surrogate-control headers also..
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