Multi-LayerCaching
A configurable caching system with multiple modes - from off to strict - accelerating your site across browser and server layers.
What is Multi-Layer Caching?
Caching stores copies of your pages and assets so they can be served instantly without regenerating content on every request. It reduces server load and speeds up page delivery for your visitors.
Multi-layer caching goes further by combining browser caching and server-side caching into a single configurable system. Choose a mode that fits your site - from fully disabled to strict - and let the layers work together.
Cache Modes
Off
Caching fully disabled. Every request is processed from scratch. Useful during development or debugging.
- No cached responses
- Fresh content on every request
- Ideal for development
Basic
Light caching for static assets like images, CSS, and JavaScript. Dynamic pages are served fresh.
- Static asset caching
- Browser cache headers
- Dynamic pages stay fresh
Balanced
BalancedFull caching for static and dynamic content. Pages are cached server-side for fast delivery.
- Static and dynamic caching
- Server-side page cache
- Manual cache purge
Strict
Aggressive caching with extended TTLs. Maximum performance for sites that rarely change content.
- Everything in Balanced
- Extended cache lifetimes
- Aggressive browser caching
- Maximum performance
Caching Features
Static Cache
Images, CSS, JavaScript, and fonts are cached and served instantly without hitting your application.
Dynamic Cache
HTML pages generated by your CMS or application are cached server-side, reducing database load.
Browser Cache
Cache headers tell browsers to store assets locally, so returning visitors load pages faster.
Cache Purge
Clear cached content instantly when you update your site. Purge individual pages or the entire cache with one click.
Configurable Rules
Fine-tune what gets cached and for how long. Exclude specific paths from caching as needed.
Cache Request Logs
View detailed logs of cache hits and misses per request. See exactly which resources are being served from cache.
How It Works
Request Arrives
A visitor requests a page or asset from your website.
Cache Check
The system checks browser and server layers for a cached copy.
Serve or Miss
If cached, content is served instantly. If not, the request reaches your application.
Store
The fresh response is stored in cache layers so the next request is served instantly.
Multi-Layer Caching is Included with Every Plan
Browser caching, server-side cache, and cache purge tools - all included at no extra cost with every VPS plan.
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