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For a mostly static site you would want to cache "over" Django, probably in a caching proxy or CDN. Of course there are a lot of details, such as many CDNs will

For a mostly static site you would want to cache "over" Django, probably in a caching proxy or CDN. Of course there are a lot of details, such as many CDNs will always go to the origin on a edge miss instead of locating another copy in the CDN. Of course running a caching nginx on the same box as the Django is probably way more performant than caching "under" Django

tyingq 6y ago
It's intermittently working now. Shows the server as Apache 2.4.18 / Ubuntu. Apache can page cache, but I assume they aren't using it. I don't see any typical CDN headers either. Also, somewhat odd, they are bounding the browser-side cache to 10 minutes: Date: Wed, 16 Sep 2020 18:19:13 GMT Expires: Wed, 16 Sep 2020 18:29:14 GMT