Caching
You can make your website faster and cut down page load times by caching data and site assets. Caching helps content reload quickly, which boosts site performance and user satisfaction.
Caching occurs:
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On the Content Delivery Network (CDN)
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In the user’s browser
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For product merchandising rules
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At the application level (for some previous implementations of SuiteCommerce Advanced)
See the following topics for more information about caching:
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CDN Caching – These topics explain how to optimize your website and decrease page-loading time by caching data and site assets on the CDN for Commerce web stores. After you set up CDN caching, data and site assets used across your web store are always cached.
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Cache Invalidation – After your data is cached, it usually stays in the cache until it expires. These topics explain how to set up automatic or manual cache clearing before data expires, for when cached data changes at the source or shouldn't be cached anymore.
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CDN Caching for Secure Domains – Because CDN caching happens on third-party servers, only cache content that isn't highly sensitive. This topic lists factors to keep in mind when using CDN caching for secure checkout domains.
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Product Merchandising Rule Caching – This topic explains how to shorten the default cache time before a new product merchandising rule goes live.