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If you're hosting static data, shouldn't HTTP cache flags be enough in most cases? Read-only cacheable data shouldn't be toppling even a modest server. Even wit
by interroboink 2y ago
If you're hosting static data, shouldn't HTTP cache flags be enough in most cases? Read-only cacheable data shouldn't be toppling even a modest server. Even without an explicit CDN, various nodes along the chain will be caching it.
(though I confess it's been some years since I've worked in this area)
- christina97 2y agoThat’s not the case these days. Due to TLS, there is very little catching in between you and the server you’re hitting.
- eqvinox 2y agoThere are no nodes between you and that server.