caching

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    This article explores using `mod_cache` with Apache on Linux to enhance website performance by caching static content, such as images and CSS. It provides a guide on installing and configuring the necessary modules, optimizing cache settings for static resources, and testing the setup with command-line tools like `curl`. Additionally, it covers best practices for caching and maintaining server efficiency.
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    This guide provides a step-by-step approach to setting up CDN caching for static assets using Linux Bash, aimed at boosting website performance. It covers choosing a CDN provider, preparing the Linux environment, and implementing CDN integration with practical commands. Additional insights into CDN basics, benefits, and resources for further reading are also included, making it a valuable resource for web developers seeking to improve site speed and SEOrankings.
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    Learn how to boost website performance by configuring Nginx for effective caching of static assets such as JavaScript, CSS, and images. This guide covers installation, setting cache directives, managing HTTP headers, and using best practices like asset versioning and CDNs to reduce server load, improve response times, and enhance SEO. Improve user experience by leveraging browser caching and observe noticeable performance gains.