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About the performance advantages of caching and cache clustering
The inner workings of caching in NGINX
How to optimize caching for your web application
How to offload your application servers through microcaching
You can cache static assets – more than half the payload needed to respond to many web requests – and even application‑generated web pages (whether partial or complete). And you can use cache clusters and microcaching to increase the caching capability of your web applications while simplifying implementation and reducing operational complexity.
Use NGINX caching and cache clustering to exponentially improve the performance of your website, at the same time reducing hardware requirements, complexity, and costs. This ebook gives you power tools to take your web infrastructure to the next level of performance.
Owen is a senior member of the NGINX Product Management team, covering open source and commercial NGINX products. He holds a particular responsibility for microservices and Kubernetes‑centric solutions. He’s constantly amazed by the ingenuity of NGINX users and still learns of new ways to use NGINX with every discussion.
Floyd Earl Smith has been involved in application development since the launch of the Macintosh and has written more than 20 books on hardware and software topics. He now writes for the NGINX blog, including contributing to blog posts and webinars about the NGINX Microservices Reference Architecture, a breakthrough microservices framework.
