How to cache pages efficiently?
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nuxt3Hi,
I have a blogging website - minecraftstorage.com, which consists of feed pages (with list of posts) and individual blog pages.
The website currently serves around 1.5-2k traffic a day, which is growing day by day. So, I started exploring different caching methods to keep my maintenance costs at a manageable level.
What I need (technically):
To cache the feed (https://minecraftstorage.com/mods) and blog post (https://minecraftstorage.com/mods/voxy) pages in a way that allows me to programmatically re-validate cache when post content changes, or after website updates.
Here is what I found:
- Using cache-control header. I can set s-maxage to cache the page for a certain period on Vercel. However, this method doesn't allow me to programmatically re-validate cache
- Using routeRules. I can set
I watched AlexanderLichter's videos @manniL on caching and Nuxt optimiziation, he provides some good tips, but I couldn't find a solution specifically for my case.
So I am kinda stuck. and would appreciate if someone could help me out here.
I have a blogging website - minecraftstorage.com, which consists of feed pages (with list of posts) and individual blog pages.
The website currently serves around 1.5-2k traffic a day, which is growing day by day. So, I started exploring different caching methods to keep my maintenance costs at a manageable level.
What I need (technically):
To cache the feed (https://minecraftstorage.com/mods) and blog post (https://minecraftstorage.com/mods/voxy) pages in a way that allows me to programmatically re-validate cache when post content changes, or after website updates.
Here is what I found:
- Using cache-control header. I can set s-maxage to cache the page for a certain period on Vercel. However, this method doesn't allow me to programmatically re-validate cache
- Using routeRules. I can set
isrbypassToken/mods/{modname}/mods/{version}router.options.jsrouteRulesI watched AlexanderLichter's videos @manniL on caching and Nuxt optimiziation, he provides some good tips, but I couldn't find a solution specifically for my case.
So I am kinda stuck. and would appreciate if someone could help me out here.
