code API BANNED - Failed to resolve a dispute Joined Oct 20, 2018 Messages 6,378 Reaction score 3,515 Oct 15, 2021 #1 For your website, do you set the browser cache TTL to expire at 4 hours, 24 hours, one week, one year etc? Which TTL duration do you prefer?
For your website, do you set the browser cache TTL to expire at 4 hours, 24 hours, one week, one year etc? Which TTL duration do you prefer?
code API BANNED - Failed to resolve a dispute Joined Oct 20, 2018 Messages 6,378 Reaction score 3,515 Oct 15, 2021 Thread Starter Thread Starter #2 I am still looking for opinions. Guys let me know.
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W wbalma Newbie Joined Oct 28, 2021 Messages 15 Reaction score 5 Oct 28, 2021 #4 It depends on how your website works: If the content is dynamically changing then I would use shorter TTL to even seconds or minutes. If it's static content, then you would better using longer TTL to even years if you won't be changing the content for that long.
It depends on how your website works: If the content is dynamically changing then I would use shorter TTL to even seconds or minutes. If it's static content, then you would better using longer TTL to even years if you won't be changing the content for that long.