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Note that they don't cache anything over ~50mb, and it's a relatively small cache (~4GB nodes, cleared LRU first), in addition to only revalidating every 5 minu
by jaggederest 13y ago
Note that they don't cache anything over ~50mb, and it's a relatively small cache (~4GB nodes, cleared LRU first), in addition to only revalidating every 5 minutes.
http://wiki.coralcdn.org/faq.html http://wiki.coralcdn.org/faq.html
So don't use it for big files or anything that changes more than every 5 minutes.
- sspiff 13y agoUseful to know, but it's still an easy and efficient way to reduce load from static elements.
- consultant23522 13y agoIt's particularly useful when an article or something you want to read gets slashdotted.
- toomuchtodo 13y agoWhy don't forums like Hacker News, Reddit, etc. build this into their submission process, so the article/page is cached upon submission, and readers are directed straight to the cached copy?
- X4 13y agobump