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How do I set up caching?
After configuring basic cache settings, you can add or change settings for the following features.
- Customize cache memory.
- Save or load cache memory to disk.
- Restrict what is cached by using URL filters.
- Expand what is cached by enabling caching for query results or dynamically generated files.
How do I set cache control in IIS?
How to Enable Caching
- Open ”Internet Information Services (IIS) manager” from Control Panel > Administrator Tools.
- Browse to the Argus Safety Web website.
- Double click the HTTP Response Headers option.
- Make sure that Cache Control header with value of no-cache exists.
- Click the Set Common Headers option.
What is client cache?
Client cache is the most efficient type of caching, because it allows browsers to access files without communicating with the web server. The system controls client caching by modifying the HTTP headers of file request responses.
Are there any caches that come with Sitecore?
The following is a list of caches that come with Sitecore. This is not an exhaustive list. New caches can be added at any time. Modules may add caches. These are caches that inherit from Sitecore.Caching.CustomCache class. There are many more caches that are instances of Sitecore.Caching.Cache.
How to change the Sitecore Stack Exchange configuration?
This makes no change to the response headers.
When to use weakreference in Sitecore caching?
When using an expiration DateTime use a UTC dateTime, for Example DateTime.UtcNow.AddMinutes (3). The CacheManager use WeakReference to avoid cleanup by the .NET garbage collector, keep the Cache object alive, make it static.
What are the benefits of using Sitecore rocks?
Sitecore Rocks provides more powerful cache monitoring features. In addition to displaying cache sizes and providing the ability to clear all caches, it allows you to clear individual caches, as well as to remove individual records from a cache. Caches can be created as needed in your code. Consider implementing a custom cache.