Hey folks, some context here. I needed a cache that will:
- Keep the site up when the web server is down
- Allow for logged-out users to see "login" and logged-in users to see session info (for example), while still caching most of the page, without using the outdated ESI standard
- Be delivered over a CDN
- Allow for hotfixes
- Cache must be spun up, not passively created by GETs, to avoid the issue of high average load times if you have a fairly even distribution of visitors
There isn't a solution on the market (that I have found) that accomplishes all of these things. I would really appreciate thoughts on how you're currently doing caching and whether this service would be useful.
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- Allow for logged-out users to see "login" and logged-in users to see session info (for example), while still caching most of the page, without using the outdated ESI standard
- Be delivered over a CDN
- Allow for hotfixes
- Cache must be spun up, not passively created by GETs, to avoid the issue of high average load times if you have a fairly even distribution of visitors
There isn't a solution on the market (that I have found) that accomplishes all of these things. I would really appreciate thoughts on how you're currently doing caching and whether this service would be useful.