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Using a CDN in front of an api is not that uncommon from what I have seen. And with clients basically creating their own queries, I imagine the performance imp
by mediascreen 10y ago
Using a CDN in front of an api is not that uncommon from what I have seen.
And with clients basically creating their own queries, I imagine the performance implications will be less predictable than with a more rigid REST API.
- niftich 10y agoFair point. To get better caching, one could: - Canonicalize the query to identify queries that look different but are actually equivalent; use the hash of the canonicalized query as a cache key. You can do this on the edge cache, or on the backend. - Cache more full-bodied resources, where additional fields are present, and perform the filter at evaluation time.