Posted in January 21, 2010 ¬ 12:12 amh.Royans
Web page caching gets tricky once personalization is involved. Lets take twitter public_timeline for example which seems to be perfect for caching. Unfortunately when a user is logged in, it also shows the user’s information. Caching that particular page in its entirety, on the web server, in such scenarios, may not be an option. Another [...]
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Posted in August 13, 2007 ¬ 1:54 amh.Royans
A few weeks ago the company I work with noticed a weird problem with its CDN (Content Delivery Network) provider. They noticed that HEAD requests were being responded to by the CDN edge nodes using objects in the cache which had already expired. Whats worse is that even after an explicit content expiry notification was [...]
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