Hi,
I have a service rendering at ../../test.xml and it returns some data (according to backend business logic) of the last 10 activated pages of a particular template.
Eg. getting details of the last 10 blog articles.
What is the best way to cache this service in dispatcher and clear the cache on activation of any page under a particular hierarchy/template type?
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If you are using ACS Common then add a cache flush rule
Hi @VinayHegde
You can try below code in vhost file. You can set the maxage for cache and refresh the data periodically.
<LocationMatch "^/content/.*\.test\.(?i:xml|css|tiff)$">
Header set Cache-Control "max-age=120,s-maxage=0,stale-while-revalidate=43200,stale-if-error=43200" "expr=%{REQUEST_STATUS} < 400"
Header set Age 0
</LocationMatch>
If you need to clear the cache on page publish you can also do a event handler
If you are using ACS Common then add a cache flush rule
It would be good if you know when this call gives updated data. If you get updated data every 30 days then cache it on dispatcher.
Below code cache xml calls for 12 hr. Add this code in vhost file.
<LocationMatch "^/content/.*\.test\.(?i:xml)$"> Header set Cache-Control "max-age=120,s-maxage=0,stale-while-revalidate=43200,stale-if-error=43200" "expr=%{REQUEST_STATUS} < 400" Header set Age 0 </LocationMatch>
Thanks, @HeenaMadan, and @Jagadeesh_Prakash for this solution.
However, I feel the answer by @arunpatidar seems the best fit here.
For blogs and all, there will be no specific timeline for the addition of new content. I tried ACS Flush rules. It worked pretty fine, clearing cache only on particular hierarchy activation and it's so simple to implement.
Just clear cache as soon as new content comes with no time barrier, so I feel this solution is the best fit here.
@kautuk_sahni - Do you think ACS one could be accepted best solution here?
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