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What strategies do you use for caching content in a CMS?

What strategies do you use for caching content in a CMS?

Answer: To cache content in a CMS, I use the following strategies:

1. Page Caching: Store pre-rendered HTML versions of pages to reduce server processing time.
2. Object Caching: Cache database queries and results to minimize database load.
3. Browser Caching: Set cache headers to instruct browsers to store static assets (like images and CSS).
4. CDN Integration: Use a Content Delivery Network to distribute cached content globally for faster access.
5. Full-Page Caching: Implement tools that cache dynamic pages to serve them quickly without regenerating on each request.
6. Fragment Caching: Cache portions of a page that don’t change frequently, allowing for dynamic content in other areas.
7. Cache Invalidation: Implement strategies to clear or update the cache when content is updated.

These strategies improve performance and reduce server load.

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